My Mac users connect to shares on a Windows 2003 server. Their home
folders and office share are mapped automatically. One other reason for
me is accountability of machines we have/manage.
I am giving up for the day. I will figure it out later.
John Singler wrote:
Depp, Dennis M. wrote:
What benefits do you get from having your OSX machines binding to the
domain?
a few:
Home dirs get mapped automagically. Connecting to network resources
does not require additional authentication. No local accts. (besides
admin/root).
-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Friday, December 16, 2005 2:43 PM
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Subject: Re: [ActiveDir] OS 10.4 and W23k Ad
ZV,
When you unbind from the Domain have your tried deleting the computer
account then rebinding?
We have ~250 10.4.3 machines bound to our domain w/o any problems
(thus far).
Feel free to take this off list if you want.
john
Za Vue wrote:
Anyone have problems with Mac OS 10.4 binding to Windows 2003 AD?
Once
you bind the damn thing successfully and unbind it you cannot re-bind
it
again. I have about 10 of these Mac-Crap machines. No problem with
OS 10.3 and below. I like to shove all these machines up Apple's
azz..or
my
management.
-Z.V.
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