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Hello, Here is the useful information: I have 2 users running Mac OSX 10.6. One is running Entourage 08 and the other is running Entourage 08 Web Services Edition. We are running Exchange 07 The one running Entourage 08 has shared, through the permissions on each folder...

Unfortunately, no. I called into Apple support and they suggested two things: 1) Change my domain from something other than .local. We just can't do this at this time. 2) Manually input the DNS servers to be what it would be in the office. Well, this helps speed up the login problem but of...

I have never used this, but I seen it online. http://www.bombich.com/index.html

Not with Macs. In windows, if the user has logged into the domain before you can take the computer where ever you want and be able to log in- it doesn't matter if the domain controller is available or not- it will use the cached credentials. It doesn't take 2-5 minutes for Windows to figure it...

But I don't want them to have a local account they can use. :/ I feel like I'm missing something here..

I don't want the users to be able to log in as anything other than the domain credentials. We will have a local account for admin purposes, but we don't want our users to use it. Are you suggesting that while they are away from the office, they log in as a local user and while in the office...

Is this the only way to do this? If I setup a local account then this will defeat my purpose in having it bound to the domain and using domain credentials. We are wanting all of our Mac users to be bound to our domain and use domain credentials to login. I'm testing everything out to have...

When my Mac is not connected to the company network, it takes about 2-3 minutes to logon. If I am in the office and logon with it connected to the network, it is of course near instant. If I then log out, unplug the network cable, then log back in, it is a bit slower but still logs in within...

Here is what I did that seemed to work for me. I haven't noticed any problems yet. I had the domain user login and create the mobileMe account. Then I log in as the local admin and do the following: sudo cp -r /Users/username/ /Users/networkusername/ sudo chmod –RN...

I have a solution that may work for you. I didn't like it so I moved away from it- at least for now. http://www.likewise.com/ They have an open source client that you can join it to the domain and then migrate local user profiles to the new domain user. The profile migration worked perfect...

Hello, I was working locally for several months and have just now decided to bind my Mac to our domain and login with my domain credentials. What is the easiest way for me to transfer my local account profile to my domain account? I'm running OS X 10.6. Thanks, Josh