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and where specifically is this option?
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We have one Macbook Pro that is connected to our Windows Domain (just like a bunch of other Macs BTW), but it is having a problem where, when the user leaves the LAN, they can no longer log into the computer using their domain credentials.<br />
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What sorcery is this?<br />
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Is there an option to &quot;It just works&quot; this, as you would expect on a Mac? &nbsp;Also note that other Macs that are connected to the domain are not having this issue. <br />
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Thanks
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We have one Macbook Pro that is connected to our Windows Domain (just like a bunch of other Macs BTW), but it is having a problem where, when the user leaves the LAN, they can no longer log into the computer using their domain credentials.

What sorcery is this?

Is there an option to "It just works" this, as you would expect on a Mac?  Also note that other Macs that are connected to the domain are not having this issue. 

Thanks

Mac can't logon with Domain Account when outside of LAN

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