hello
i d like to know how can i make a domain in WINDOWS XP,
how can i create croupsand how i give permitions to users..


thnks..

"----nikos 4000----" <nikos4000@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> hello
> i d like to know how can i make a domain in WINDOWS XP,
> how can i create croupsand how i give permitions to users..
>
>
> thnks..

You can not "make a domain in WINDOWS XP" because Win XP is a Workstation
Operating System, not a Network Operating System (NOS).
To create a Domain, you need a NOS, such as Win NT Server, Win 2000 Server,
or Win 2003 Server.
Once you have created a Domain, Win XP (Pro, not Home) can JOIN the Domain.
Users and Groups:
Start | Help and Support
Type "Users and Groups" in the Search pane
Click the green arrow next to the Search pane
Read all about it.
Steve

"----nikos 4000----" <nikos4000@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B5F7E4AB-DDC1-4EFF-A4BC-B20CF7247F02@microsoft.com...
> hello
> i d like to know how can i make a domain in WINDOWS XP,
> how can i create croupsand how i give permitions to users..
>
>
> thnks..

You can not "make a domain in WINDOWS XP" because Win XP is a Workstation
Operating System, not a Network Operating System (NOS).
To create a Domain, you need a NOS, such as Win NT Server, Win 2000 Server,
or Win 2003 Server.
Once you have created a Domain, Win XP (Pro, not Home) can JOIN the Domain.
Users and Groups:
Start | Help and Support
Type "Users and Groups" in the Search pane
Click the green arrow next to the Search pane
Read all about it.
Steve

Though there is no point unless you have a large-ish network.

Though there is no point unless you have a large-ish network.

Sure there is, why do you think there isn't?
What is your definition of "large-ish"?

"Ian" <Ian@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>
> Though there is no point unless you have a large-ish network.

Sure there is, why do you think there isn't?
What is your definition of "large-ish"?

"Ian" <Ian@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D2CF1C08-EA61-44FA-973C-D795FDCB7326@microsoft.com...
>
> Though there is no point unless you have a large-ish network.

Why does your question have nothing to do with your subject line?

"----nikos 4000----" <nikos4000@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B5F7E4AB-DDC1-4EFF-A4BC-B20CF7247F02@microsoft.com...
> hello
> i d like to know how can i make a domain in WINDOWS XP,
> how can i create croupsand how i give permitions to users..
>
>
> thnks..

Why does your question have nothing to do with your subject line?

"----nikos 4000----" <nikos4000@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B5F7E4AB-DDC1-4EFF-A4BC-B20CF7247F02@microsoft.com...
> hello
> i d like to know how can i make a domain in WINDOWS XP,
> how can i create croupsand how i give permitions to users..
>
>
> thnks..

----nikos 4000---- wrote:
> hello
> i d like to know how can i make a domain in WINDOWS XP,
> how can i create croupsand how i give permitions to users..
>
>
> thnks..


To create a domain, you would need to start with a server operating
system, such as WinNT 4.0 Server (may it rest in peace), Win2K Server,
or Windows Server 2003.

WinXP Pro, as a workstation operating system, is an excellent
choice for a client OS to use on the domain's workstations. WinXP Home,
however, is not designed to, nor can it truly be made to, join a WinNT,
Win2K or Win2K3 domain.


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----nikos 4000---- wrote:
> hello
> i d like to know how can i make a domain in WINDOWS XP,
> how can i create croupsand how i give permitions to users..
>
>
> thnks..


To create a domain, you would need to start with a server operating
system, such as WinNT 4.0 Server (may it rest in peace), Win2K Server,
or Windows Server 2003.

WinXP Pro, as a workstation operating system, is an excellent
choice for a client OS to use on the domain's workstations. WinXP Home,
however, is not designed to, nor can it truly be made to, join a WinNT,
Win2K or Win2K3 domain.


--

Bruce Chambers

Help us help you:
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. -Benjamin Franklin

Many people would rather die than think; in fact, most do. -Bertrand Russell