Neoware e140 - Thin Client User Manual page 189

Refer to the following web sites for information on the Fore-
ground Policy option:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q305293/
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/
windowsserver2003/library/ServerHelp/274e614e-f515-
4b80-b794-fe09b5c21bad.mspx
Apply
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Click to continue.
You will see the message
Domain Wizard window.
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Make sure that the client preferred DNS IP address is set to a
Domain Controller IP address. You may need to tune your
DHCP options in order to set the correct preferred DHCP
Server. If you are told that there are several network cards with
the same IP address in the client computer, click the
and leave the system as it is.
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On the client, open
Change
and click the
Domain
15 Check the
ber of a domain. Provide the domain name. If needed, provide
the domain administrative account user name and password. If a
computer account already exists in the domain for the client, you
can re-use this account.
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Reboot the computer.
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Log on to the client computer using any Domain Account.
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Shutdown the client computer.
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Boot one other client, or the same client after having changed its
computer name. In the second case, you will need to change the
computer name in the Neoware Image Manager configuration,
or in DHCP settings, so that the computer name gets the new
name when it boots. (Refer to the section "Client Names" on
page 174 for details.)
Storing Domain Credentials in the System Partition
Adding Clients to Windows Domains
Operation completed
System Properties Control Panel
(
button.
option so that the computer is made a mem-
in the Neoware
No
button
System
> )
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