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Dan Katz <dkatz@profitlogic.com> writes:

> On 20 Oct 2003, Kai Grossjohann wrote:
>
>> Maybe it's as simple as using "myusername@myhostname" as the login,
>> or suchlike.
>
> I think it is.

Well, you tried to use the Windows login/password combination, which
I also tried.  It failed for me.  So it must be something else.

I got the suggestion to try "domain\user" (with a backslash), and
also "domain/shortuser/long.name" where I don't know how to find out
the "doma" and "long.name" parts.

Hm.  Isn't there the concept of a "work group" in Windows?  Maybe
that's also the domain I log into.

As you can see, I know too little about things that can help me find
out about settings in Windows.

Kai