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Domain Membership

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Domain Membership 1 Right-click My Computer, then click Properties. The System Properties dialog box is displayed. 2 On the Computer Name tab, click Change. In the Computer Name Changes dialog box, select Domain, enter the name of the domain in the text box, and click OK (see Figure 1-9). 3 Provide a domain user name and password (contact your network administrator to obtain permissions to join the domain). 4 The changes take effect upon system restart. However, defer the restart until you complete the following steps. If the account used in step 3 has administrative privileges, proceed directly to step 8. Otherwise, complete the following steps to add the domain user to the local administrator group on the system. 5 Click Start→ Run, then type lusrmgr.msc and click OK 6 Click Groups, then double-click Administrators. Then, click Add (see Figure 1-10). Getting Started 17

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Getting Started
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Domain Membership
1
Right-click
My Computer
, then click
Properties
. The
System Properties
dialog box is displayed.
2
On the
Computer Name
tab, click
Change
. In the
Computer Name
Changes
dialog box, select
Domain,
enter the name of the domain in the
text box, and click
OK (see
Figure 1-9).
3
Provide a domain user name and password (contact your network
administrator to obtain permissions to join the domain).
4
The changes take effect upon system restart. However, defer the restart
until you complete the following steps. If the account used in step 3 has
administrative privileges, proceed directly to step 8. Otherwise, complete
the following steps to add the domain user to the local administrator group
on the system.
5
Click
Start
→
Run
, then type
lusrmgr.msc
and click
OK
6
Click
Groups
, then double-click
Administrators
. Then, click
Add
(see
Figure 1-10)
.