Use Laptop on Different Domains

[yamafopa]

I have a laptop that I would like to use on two separate domains. I would like to be a domain user in both, if that is possible. The only way I have been able to do this is to change the Domain in TCP/IP properties, which is a bit inconvenient. Probably a dumb question, but there you go...

Thanks,
Chris

 

[brontosaurus]

unless the two domains have a trust established, the only way to log in to either/or as a legitimate domain user is by joining/disjoining, as you're already doing. May I ask why you need to do this? What resources do you feel you can't get to?

 

[paul123456]

You can create two different partitions on your hardrive and reintall your os on both with each being a different one. only other way to do it is like brontosaurus said Thanks, PAUL

 

[yamafopa]

I wanted to do some testing on converting my MS Access database over to SQL Server. I have an evaluation copy that I can install at home and the OS (2K SBE) at the office comes bundled with SQL S. I was hoping to get similar set ups at home and at the office for testing purposes. As you can likely guess, I don't have a lot of Network experience.
It's not a really big issue, just though I'd ask.

Thanks
Chris

 

[JCOest]

There is a utility called Multinetwork manager from globalsoft. I use it to switch from my home domain to work to clients. Pricing isn't too bad for the huge purpose it serves.

check it out

http://www.globesoft.com/mnm_home.html