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Thin Clients with embedded Windows OS can be joined to an AD domain provided the write filter is disabled. If you do not disable the write filter the domain security identifier cannot update and the domain relationship will break.<br />
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Scott Gorcester
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Thin Clients with embedded Windows OS can be joined to an AD domain provided the write filter is disabled. If you do not disable the write filter the domain security identifier cannot update and the domain relationship will break.

Scott Gorcester

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Hello All,<br />
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I have an NComputing Model L250 and would like to set it up within a domain. I hope this has been done before and if so please help. I would like to expand the number of workstation within a domain by NComputing technology. Example, the sales department has five workstation but I would like to use only one CPU connecting to the domain and the other four work station will be connect to the Sales CPU using NComputing L250.<br />
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Many thanks for help.
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Hello All,

I have an NComputing Model L250 and would like to set it up within a domain. I hope this has been done before and if so please help. I would like to expand the number of workstation within a domain by NComputing technology. Example, the sales department has five workstation but I would like to use only one CPU connecting to the domain and the other four work station will be connect to the Sales CPU using NComputing L250.

Many thanks for help.

Ncomputing with a domain

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