A caveat, I am not intimately familiar with Win 2K, only passingly. That having been said, here is a long winded possibility:
It may have to do with the actual login privileges on the NT4 domain. Remember (at least with nt4) you have a local login with privileges, and a remote login with privileges. The remote login will by default receive the least amount of privileges. You may want to look at your user account and see if he/she belongs to more than one group (Domain and/or Local). An easy way to remember NT4 access rights is least-least-most. Least being the least restrictive, Most being the Most restrictive. NT4 will apply the most restrictive rights it can, so if you have a user Joe Blow, that is an admin and part of the local admin group(least restrictive), but he is also part of the Domain Users (more restrictive), he will only have the rights available to the Domain User, not the local admin account. A simpler explanation could be that they are only members of the local admin group on the NT4 box and not the Domain Admins, or your 2K domain is not properly talking to the NT4 domain. Remember too, that Win 2K has AD services and these are not backwards compatible with 4.0, so it could be a setup that is incompatible. Just my $0.02, Anyone feel free to correct anything I have stated here and PLEASE don't flame me if I am off the mark here...I am rusty at this...:) > -----Original Message----- > From: David Giacchetta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 8:05 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: W2K Domain Selection > > > Hi Folks > > I īve seven domains in my wan, and also workstations are w2k, > the big question is this, WHY?? when i selected the local > domain in the workstation, example.. (the domain of the > machine), in the login,,,, ALL the Rights works better, but > if i selected another domain, ex... a domain NT4 Server, the > user donīt get all yours right... If a user have a > Administrator Right when are login in a local domain, but > when it login over a NT4 domain this user have a simple > right......????? Of course, the right over de network works > good... the problem is in the machine.... > > Sincurely Yours > > Luciano > > > > > > > _________________________________________________________ > > Do You Yahoo!? > > Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com > > > > >
