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  1. FQDN on logon screen, why?

    dcjg7085 posted a topic in Windows Server
    Dear all, I've recently set up 2 windows servers, running server 2008 R2 at the Forrest Functional level server 2008 R2. At the login screen after your press CTRL ALT DEL it used to give the format: **OurDomainName\Administrator e.g. mydomain\Administrator However now it's for some reason giving the format: **OurFullyQualifiedDomainName\Administrator e.g. mydomain.internal\Administrator I don't understand why its started adding the .internal on the end on the logon screen. The servers were configured to have the name: nameofserver.mydoaminname.internal Being relatively new to windows server 2008, any help or advice would be greatly appreciated as to why this has suddenly changed. Many Thanks.

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