Mac OSX Tiger Authentication with Active Directory

I'm at my wits end and need some help. We have a Windows network, that we joined a designers new Mac to. When he, or an administrator logs into the network from the Mac, when they try to access network shares, (GO-->Connect to Server) they get permission denied.
Any Ideas??
Thanks

Hi Daniel,
you can use the User Management Engine (UME) to do that. Just map your AD to UME (its done via xml-mapping file and pretty simple, although I dont have an example at hand).
You can then use the UME-API to check user Roles and Groups or access their attributes.
regards
Jan

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