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This is probably a really stupid question, but..

How exactly does one set up the classic Windows login system? Where a user can login to any computer on the network by typing in their username and password into the classic Windows login box? I mean Windows XP here.
Jul 18 '07 #1
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bartonc
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This is probably a really stupid question, but..

How exactly does one set up the classic Windows login system? Where a user can login to any computer on the network by typing in their username and password into the classic Windows login box? I mean Windows XP here.
Go to Control Panel|User Accounts. The third option is "Change the way users log on and off. Uncheck the Use the Welcome screen box.

That'll do it.
Jul 18 '07 #2
cheesecaker
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Go to Control Panel|User Accounts. The third option is "Change the way users log on and off. Uncheck the Use the Welcome screen box.

That'll do it.
Yes, but will this allow, say, a user account made on networked computer #1 to login from networked computer #2?
Jul 18 '07 #3
epots9
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Yes, but will this allow, say, a user account made on networked computer #1 to login from networked computer #2?
are your computers on a domain or a workgroup?
Jul 18 '07 #4
cheesecaker
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are your computers on a domain or a workgroup?
Well... some computers have XP Home installed, which means they can't join a Domain. So just a workgroup.
Jul 18 '07 #5
epots9
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Well... some computers have XP Home installed, which means they can't join a Domain. So just a workgroup.
to my knowledge, this can't be done with a workgroup cuz a workgroup is like a P2P style. I'll keep looking and post any info that i can find.
Jul 18 '07 #6
cheesecaker
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to my knowledge, this can't be done with a workgroup cuz a workgroup is like a P2P style. I'll keep looking and post any info that i can find.
So you're basically saying if these computers all joined the same domain, any user account could log in from any computer?
Jul 18 '07 #7
epots9
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So you're basically saying if these computers all joined the same domain, any user account could log in from any computer?
no, if they were on a domain, u would have to set up accounts on the server, and only those accounts would be able to login.
Jul 18 '07 #8
cheesecaker
66 New Member
no, if they were on a domain, u would have to set up accounts on the server, and only those accounts would be able to login.
Which means I'd actually have to be running Windows Server 2003 on a server box?
Jul 19 '07 #9
bartonc
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Which means I'd actually have to be running Windows Server 2003 on a server box?
XP Pro can act as a peer in a domain, Home can't.
Jul 19 '07 #10

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