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Hi Forum, I wonder if any one can shed some light on this issue.
AD domain and 4 MACS, no MAC Server. On initial startup none of the MACS have the option to log straight on to the domain. Once logged in locally can log out and then you get the 'Other' Choice. Not sure if I can justify a MAC server, is there something extra I need set up. The time is ok on the MAC's compared to the Domain so not sure if the issue is there but is it poss to find out the actual hardware date and time on the MACS and make sure it is ok. I am having this issue on Tiger, Leopard and Snow Leopard.
Maybe the way I have setup, AD is fine (2003 R2) and I have minimum domain policies, Windows Clients have no issues.
Pretty new to MACS although I have gained a few over the last year. Need to keep AD stuff can't really ditch Windows alltogether yet .
Regards,
;D
AD domain and 4 MACS, no MAC Server. On initial startup none of the MACS have the option to log straight on to the domain. Once logged in locally can log out and then you get the 'Other' Choice. Not sure if I can justify a MAC server, is there something extra I need set up. The time is ok on the MAC's compared to the Domain so not sure if the issue is there but is it poss to find out the actual hardware date and time on the MACS and make sure it is ok. I am having this issue on Tiger, Leopard and Snow Leopard.
Maybe the way I have setup, AD is fine (2003 R2) and I have minimum domain policies, Windows Clients have no issues.
Pretty new to MACS although I have gained a few over the last year. Need to keep AD stuff can't really ditch Windows alltogether yet .
Regards,
;D