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Can you throw in a screen shot?
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Offlinegeek's comment is my recommendation.
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Offlinegeek's comment is my recommendation.

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Default domain is a better way, I agree....although UPN is great when we implement the EMAIL ADDRESS as the UPN (users never forget that, but it's rarely the windows domain name...).<br />
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Thanks for the help!
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Default domain is a better way, I agree....although UPN is great when we implement the EMAIL ADDRESS as the UPN (users never forget that, but it's rarely the windows domain name...).

Thanks for the help!

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Hello,<br />
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After setting up a Windows Trust, all PC's and servers show the name of the trusted domain in the domain LOG ON TO drop down list. &nbsp;<br />
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Is there any way to SUPPRESS this, and only show the domain that the PC / Server is a member of? &nbsp;Or do you need to accept listing all of the domains?
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Hello,

After setting up a Windows Trust, all PC's and servers show the name of the trusted domain in the domain LOG ON TO drop down list.  

Is there any way to SUPPRESS this, and only show the domain that the PC / Server is a member of?  Or do you need to accept listing all of the domains?

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