Andy Lacey
andy at minstersystems.co.uk
Mon Sep 6 08:39:52 CDT 2004
Hope someone can advise. I seem to be getting involved more and more with Windows/Network admin tasks, in which I have very little experience. But when your client asks, you try to do, right? Anyway, don't answer that. The point is I think I'm going to have a few questions which will no doubt be trivial to some of you, so I hope someone can help. Here's one. We have an NT4 network, and a mix of W98, W2K and WXP workstations. We have a single domain. What is standard practice for setting up a laptop (often physically here, often not, connects to network if here but not otherwise)? Do I create a local profile AND a domain profile on that machine? Is that normal? I think he has to have a domain profile when connected to the network so we can do normal management-type things (update AV defs), but is there another way round this that doesn't require two profiles, and doesn't require the user to remember which to use when? -- Andy Lacey http://www.minstersystems.co.uk ________________________________________________ Message sent using UebiMiau 2.7.2