From: "Geo" 

what happens if he tries to logon as mike.paj1er?

It almost sounds like it's some sort of equiv character like how upper and
lowercase are treated as the same name except with an extended character
set. In other words, is that character the same as i+ some multiple of 64
in unicode?

Geo.

"Hrvoje Mesing"  wrote in
message news:4203a6ab{at}w3.nls.net...
> Hi,
>
> simple one!
>
> I have a Win2K Native Domain - AD included normally.
> Ok, so i have a user account: mile.pajser
>
> Ok, so if mile.pajser wants to log to the domain, He types mile.pajser,
his
> password and voila.
> Then again, if mile.pajser types mile.paj1er, same password, he logs on
with
> no problems ?!
> If mile.pajser (as his acc. is cached locally on WS now) tryes to log on
as
> mile.pajser, no problem.
> If on the same WS mile.pajser tryes to logon with mile.paj1er he is
denied.
>
> Comments ?
>
> Thank You!
>
>
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> M.
>
>

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