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Stuart · 09-09-2009, 00:02

One niggle that might affect those who are using the Mac in corporate Windows domain (as I do), Apple have moved the Directory Services app you use to manage the Mac's connection to the domain. It's no longer possible to run it in Finder, as it's in one of the core system folders which aren't easily accessible in Finder. They are accessible, just not easily.

They've moved it into the User Accounts preference (click on the Advanced button under Join Domain). It's actually a logical place, just took me ages to find it as I wasn't expecting Apple to move it.

09-09-2009, 00:02	#20
Stuart - Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Somewhere Services: Virgin for TV and Internet, BT for phone Posts: 26,546	Re: Snow Leopard: First Impressions One niggle that might affect those who are using the Mac in corporate Windows domain (as I do), Apple have moved the Directory Services app you use to manage the Mac's connection to the domain. It's no longer possible to run it in Finder, as it's in one of the core system folders which aren't easily accessible in Finder. They are accessible, just not easily. They've moved it into the User Accounts preference (click on the Advanced button under Join Domain). It's actually a logical place, just took me ages to find it as I wasn't expecting Apple to move it.