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From: Leythos on 3 May 2010 09:14
In article <OXQhZ$r6KHA.3504(a)TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl>,
noreply(a)newsgroup.com says...
>
> Hi there
>
> just to confirm with you what has happenned - I spent 4 hours removing from
> the domain, then adding again. Manually adding, using the wizard - it drove
> me mad. I then phoned Dell for some moral support - we then spent 1.5 hours
> rechecking everything and attempting to add to the domian - still no luck
>
> We then added a computer to the OU via AD. Then for some reason - we were
> manually able to join the domain.
>
> There is no apparent reason for this! Just happy now that we have sorted it
> out!!!
>
> thanks for your help

If you had to manually join it then your SBS is screwed up somewhere and
you are likely to have more problems.

If you didn't use the wizards there is a good chance that the wizards
will not properly allow you to control the computer and you will also
have to move the computer into the proper COMPUTER group in the AD, not
the default AD manual add location or the Group Policy Objects may not
be applied properly.

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