User Domain

How do I get a non domain user to print to a shared domain printer?
I have a user that is on a laptop and not a part of our domain, I also have a user that is a member of the domain and has a shared printer on her computer, other domain computers can print to her printer but I can not get the laptop to print to her computer. Any ideas?

If the printer has an IP address, you can create an IP port on the non-domain computer. START-->SETTINGS-->PRINTERS-->ADD PRINTER select Locally attached printer- and click next On the Select A Printer Port window, select Create a new port and select Standard TCP/IP port. Put the printer IP address in the Printer Name field Select the proper driver for the printer.

How to get black print in domain user?
My systwm is in domain.I am getting every document in red colour whether that document is black or other, from domain user.But when i print from administrator it comes as normal means as per the document.Printer is HP Deskjet 3745.

The basic troubleshooting document below may be helpful to resolving the color issue.

How to allow domain user to Run applications on their machines with out making them as admini of local machine
I have machine with xp which is added to domain.now i have same applications which is to be run on xp machine as domain user.

In safe mode go into the files you want to be run on the domain and change the permissions so thet other users can run those certain files.

How to make domain user as power user of local machine in window 2000 server?
I have 2000 server,clients running with windows Xp now i want to make domain user as power user of client machine. please tell me the Proceduer to do this.

Go to local machine. Go to My Computer, right click (don't open it first), select Manage. Go to users and groups, select groups. Double click "power users" Hit "Add" button Type in domain\user (mydomain.com\johndoe) Hit "check names", and it should find his name, populate in the text box. Hit OK all the way out.

Is there a utility I can use to determine what network computers a domain user is logged into?
User was prompted when she logged in several days ago that her password would expire in X amount of days, so she changed her password; however since then, her account is locking out every few minutes, and I am told it's because she is still logged into another PC on the domain.

If logic prevailed, this would be a built-in function of Windows Active Directory. Heck, the ability to tell all of the computers on the domain to reboot at a certain time would be another. Hey, check this one out: What about running defrag on your systems at a convenient time and in a convenient way? Then you have disk quotas, which was a defacto standard in Novell 3.x days that still doesn't work as well as theirs did in 1995 on todays modern Microsoft O/S. Great minds don't think like Microsoft... These useful and likely easy to configure tasks just aren't available in your standard Windows repertoire of tools. So, what are you left with? Writing your own scripts or borrowing someone else's... I've linked a Windows IT Pro script, which I have not tested or even read, that seems to be what you are looking for. If this doesn't work, you can look at the Scripting Guys stuff. They seem to be Microsoft's only knowledgeable folks capable of working around their employers crappy tools - Maybe they're consultants... HTH, WG

how to configue domain user to use only 1 computer?
how to configue a domain user to use access only 1 computer. Example i have 5 computer that already join a domain but i have 1 user and i want that user can login only 1 computer that i want and the other 4 computer for other 4 user that it.

In order to do this, you must have administrative access on the domain controller that runs Active Directory services. 1. Once logged into the server, open the Active Directory Management Console and open the 'Users' container (folder). 2. Right click on the user from the right panel and go to properties. 3. Go to the Account tab and click on the Log On To button. 4. Under the This User Can Logon To section, click on the The Following Computers radial button. 5. Click on Add and select the computer from the domain you want to grant the user access to. This will allow the designated user ONLY access to the domain computer you have selected. Good luck~~!!

how can i setup 1 Domain User can access only 1 specifice Computer in window server 2003 ?
Can anyone help me to setup a Domain User can access only 1 specific computer ? that mean they can't access the other computer that we provide the specific 1 for them only.

first you should type in the run menu dcpromo then install the active directory and run the policies for the users and make a new user on the list (right click-new user) and specified the policies . after configuration the server go to the clients and connect them to the domain(right click my computer change domain or work group - enter the new domain name and the administrator password ) then you should restart the pc and enter the new user in the user info . after this you are connected to the domain(*you can enter in your user to any pc in the domain) remember to add the local users to administrator acoount in the control panel .

How do I prompt a user for a domain login programatically?
I have an app that is running across a VPN and it's written in C#. I would like this app to prompt the user for a domain login to pass credentials along to the app so that it may run. The default domain login box seems fine, but how do I display it in C#?

That's part of Windows, you can't have it pop up on demand. The easiest way is to create a script or .BAT file. Just use the NET command, maybe map a drive, and the prompt for the login and password should come up. Example: NET USE X: \\SERVER_NAME\SHARE_NAME Should prompt you for username and password.

How do I delete a domain user profile in Windows Vista?
I know how to delete a local profile in Vista Business, but how do I delete a domain profile? I have looked everywhere and have been unable to find that information. It's not the same as a local account deletion and it doesn't even appear to be an option. The user's profile is corrupt and needs to be removed. It's not like XP where you could just delete or rename the folder. I've tried that and it won't work. Vista knows that the user has logged on before and forces a temporary profile until the original is restored to its original location and name. I'm at my wits end here. I am the domain admin. I have full rights to this machine. I'm looking for a way to delete the profile. The network is all XP with a few exceptions (this being one of them). Vista is apparently quite different in it's handling of user profiles.

if this is a network profil cant do much locally maybe contact the admin if this is a home profile local on the HDD then go in the control pannel under user you must also be admin to remove a local profil maybe its your rightst that are stoping you

Ending a session in php or with php when a user exits the domain?
I am working on a site and I use session variables to store some info. What I need to do is destroy the session automatically when the user leaves the domain but have forgotten how to do that.

The session destroys automatically when the user closes his browser, I think one of the Javascript functions (can't think right now.) would be able to help a bit, but then again it is horrible for the people who have it disabled.