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Old 14-03-2005, 17:28   #9
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Re: Cannot get a pc to log onto domain

Correct me if I'm wrong but, based on recent posts, you have purchased Small Buisiness Server 2003?

Why are you just trying to set up Server 2003? You won't have all the necessary client licences etc in place. You need to install the full SBS suite. That then has all the wizards and stuff in place that will help you attache the users, PCs and the like.

I'd suggest that if you have started fiddling in Server 2003 (which is installed first but not completely, or with some setings particular for SBS), wipe your server, and start with the install from scratch.
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