G'day Peter,

The way I approach this is to consider one domain my "home" domain (in this case, probably OTTNT1). When you're plugged in there, there's nothing else to do.

When you plug in to another domain (say OTT2), and you need to access resources on a member of that domain (let's say the computer's called OTT2PDC), connect to the IPC share of that member using the following command line:

NET USE \\OTT2PDC\IPC$ /u:OTT2\< username >

Now, you will have access to all the resources on OTT2PDC as if you were logged in as < username > on the OTT2 domain.

Check out the docs for other neat NET commands.

Cheers,

Andrew

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>I have the following scenario:
>A domain in one office called OTTNT1
>
>A domain in the homeoffice called OTT2
>
>A peer networked office elsewere
>
>A laptop carried between the 3
>
>When I physically plug in my network cable and boot up I want to be able to select the domain I want to connect to depending on the location and have the laptop be authenticated and I need access to all resourses on the network I am connected to.
>As I am set up I see verything on OTTNT1 and only the laptop elsewhere.
>
>There must be a way to accommodate the raoming worrier.
>
>Peter