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Domain Vs Workgroup
Name: Rattlehead_ie2 Date: December 20, 2004 at 17:54:09 Pacific OS: Windows XP Sp1 and Winodw CPU/Ram: P3 500MHz P4 3.6Ghz H.T a
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Bare with my with this one guys! I have 3 computers at home,we will call them a,b,c! A and B are using Windows XP and are connected throught a 8port router,they also have acess to internet through this and are on the same WORKGROUP!C is using Windows 2000 Client Sp4 and is connected to same router as A and B,gets acess to the internet throught this also but is on a Domain(we will call DOMAIN.net) ALL computers retrieve their IP from the router and the default DNS is specified by me! Previously I have tried changin C information to Workgroup but that corrupts the user name\profiles!I have full rights to the client of c and the home network WORKGROUP but no rights to the actual domain.net! Is there anyway I can get all 3 computers talking so I can back up information on c to a or b! Any help advise would be great help! Than you in advance
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