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different file systems.. and different protocols to handle the network..i guess...or just its setting is set to hidden..
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different file systems.. and different protocols to handle the network..i guess...or just its setting is set to hidden..

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how did you join it. i take it you have an AD-OD setup in your company. How are they sharing resouces.
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how did you join it. i take it you have an AD-OD setup in your company. How are they sharing resouces.

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Just stating what happened.
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I joined a mac to our domain, but can't see it in the Active Directory Users and computers console on my pc.<br />
Any ideas why i can't see it ?<br />
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Thanks,
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I joined a mac to our domain, but can't see it in the Active Directory Users and computers console on my pc.
Any ideas why i can't see it ?

Thanks,

Mac computer not seen in Active Directory Users and computers console

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