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...owing workarounds: net view /domain:DOMAIN Lists all computers in the DOMAIN domain. Useful, as no machines are normally visible in the Network Neighbourhood. start \\computer_name Opens a window that, after some time, will prompt for login and password for that computer. Simply enter "DOMAIN\your_login" as login to access the machine. Instead of the computer name, you can also type the fully-qualified DNS name or its IP address. When the target computer is pdc1 (the main domain server), it takes a long time for Windows to ask for the login and password. Pending further research. net use \\c...

Hi, Maybe you can help me. Im trying to join one NT Server 4.0 Remote Access Server to a samba PDC (2.2.2) Domain so that the users who make dial-up connections can be validated on this domain. The Windows NT Server (RAS) is joining to the domain but the users who trying to make a dial-in connection receive a message saying that they not have permission to make a dial in connection. Must I

Hi, When I run Photoshop CS 8, the pallettes get stuck at the front of every desktop, even when I minimise the main window. Is there any way to fix this? -- David Roberts :) http://kavenc.sf.net/

After reading the replies to my message about changing from RHEL to CentOS I think it might be easier to install the latest version of CentOS from scratch. I can save my home directory and my e-mail setup. My access to the present system is by ssh. How can I download everything with ssh then start the install? Since I am blind, I may need sighted help during the actual install process. Is it