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Thanks Denny and Romolo. I think putting in a DC is the best long term solution and one that we will do soon, but in the meantime, the local credentials will get us through for now. This is in the wake of some flaky network performance at the remote office, so I'm working that angle as well...

Thanks for the feedback Denny, that is really helpful. What do you think about using local logon credentials for that drive mapping instead of domain credentials? The goal being that the machine would not be looking to the domain controller. The VPN connection is mostly stable, but just in...

I have 3 Windows XP SP1 workstations located at a remote office that are the members of a Domain. The Windows 2K3 Server resides at the "Corporate" office and the communication between the computers at the remote office and the domain controller at the Corporate office occur via a VPN...

I have been running SP4 for about a month with no problems. It fixes a problem if you are using a mail virus scanner that uses AVAPI type scanning and you want to move mailboxes between Exchange servers. This really helps if you are migrating to a new server. thilzer

This is possible. Associate an NT account with the Global mailbox in the Exchange Administrator. In this case, the user that wants to use this mailbox would be easiest because then the user has admin permissions on the account. You can also associate the mailbox with it's own NT user account...