I installed Active Directory and setup several domains and

subdomains.  As users try to log in to a domain, they

complain that which domain they need to choose under

the "LOG ON TO" box to log in.  Is there any way that I

can show only one domain under the "LOG ON TO" box in the

login screen?

They can use there UPN suffix to logon such. username@domain. Then they

never have to worry about to select the right domain they are located in.



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"sang" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> skrev i meddelandet

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> I installed Active Directory and setup several domains and

> subdomains.  As users try to log in to a domain, they

> complain that which domain they need to choose under

> the "LOG ON TO" box to log in.  Is there any way that I

> can show only one domain under the "LOG ON TO" box in the

> login screen?

I have 120 domains that appear in my log on box (all valid... and please don't ask.. this was a mess that I inherited.)



when they get to the log on box, they can start typing the netbios name of the domain.  it will appear with out having to search for it.




	
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				Originally posted by sang 

I installed Active Directory and setup several domains and

subdomains.  As users try to log in to a domain, they

complain that which domain they need to choose under

the "LOG ON TO" box to log in.  Is there any way that I

can show only one domain under the "LOG ON TO" box in the

login screen? 
			
		
	
	

In news:phillip.pino.1467n3@mail.mcse.ms,

phillip pino <phillip.pino.1467n3@mail.mcse.ms> posted their thoughts, then

I offered mine

> I have 120 domains that appear in my log on box (all valid... and

> please don't ask.. this was a mess that I inherited.)

>

> when they get to the log on box, they can start typing the netbios

> name of the domain.  it will appear with out having to search for it.

>



Any child domains or trusted domains will all show up in the drop down box.

That's actually normal behavior. But Chris has a point if they use their

UPNs.



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