[THIN] Re: Default logon server

Create a site and make sure that the local DC is part of that site.

Chris

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Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 11:56 AM
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Subject: [THIN] Default logon server


Guys,

 

I recall this being an issue and there was a configuration thingy you
had to do but I forget what it was.

 

Can anyone tell me how you can stop workstations on a Win2k AD domain
authenticating to remote servers across a WAN when their local LAN
authentication server is ready to accept logons.

 

Thanks,

Tony Lyne

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Computerland Central 

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