How to allow a mac system to a windows domain part 1

This tutorial will show you how to allow a mac system to join a windows domain and share its resources and communicate with windows base computers

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Tags:

• windows
• xp
• microsoft
• domain
• active directory
• controler
• apple talk
• Binding
• tcp ip
• osi
• windows server

[aecozzi]

thx buddy

[nfixitonline]

@aecozzi your welcome

thanks for viewing and commenting

Nfixit

[jbraly]

good video, getting a nice screen cap software would help your how to vids big time. Look into Camtasia (for windows) I love itl.

[nfixitonline]

Thats what I use. need a better cam though

NFIXIT

[brettgravois]

@commonsense2008 in a regular domain yes, but, if you deploy Open Directorya alongside AD, you can do do all those things.

[commonsense2008]

Hi Thanks for the vid. But let's face it, MAC is a piece of junk when it comes to domain integration. For instance. What If I want to redirect my desktop items and my documents to the DC? What about system policies? Why can't we have a simple Domain logon without having to go through SMB? Why do we have to recreate a virtual drive every single time we restart the system (yea MAC doesn't keep the drives) MAC is ok for graphic designers, but in company environments? hell no!

[juanmarquezr]

in mode 480p not play, place public the how to in the web, thanks

[kathie1213]

Your tutorials are always very useful.