OSX 10.4.7 Workgroup Admin problem from remote computer

I've set up for test a 10.4 server on a private network.
On this server, I've created with Workgroup Admin some accounts for files, mail and web. I've no problem to access nd modify these accounts with the tools installe on the server, but when I try to do the same thing from a remote Workgroup Admin, I've an empty list for users and group, except the admin user.
The fact is that i've changed the DNS setup from a dyndns account to a classical dns entry.
Is there any correlation between the DNS changement entry and the fact that I cannot retreive my users entries in Workgroup and how restore a normal usage.
Thanks for help !

Are you looking in the correct domain from the remote machine?
You may just be looking in the local netinfo domain of the server, and you need to be looking in the OD domain.
Open WorkGroup Manager and in the top left under the 'Admin' globe you will see another small globe. Click on this and use th pulldown menu to check you are looking at the /LDAPv3/127.0.0.1 domain.
hth,
b.

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I have an Epson CX4200 connected directly to an iMac G5 running OS 10.5. I access the internet wireless through a router. When I was running 10.4 on the iMac G5, I was able to print via printer sharing from my iMac running 10.3.9 without a hitch. After installing the new OS onto the G5, I choose "print" from the file menu on the older iMac, select the Epson CX4200 from the shared printer drop down menu (it's the only one in the house) and click "print". It looks like the data is spooling to the printer and the printer icon appears in the dock. Then nothing. I go to the iMac G5 and open the printer window. NOthing has been sent. I can't understand why these two operating systems cannot communicate with each other. I am not able to install 10.4 onto the older iMac. When I insert the disc, it just pops it back out. Don't know why that is but I thought if I installed the 10.4 onto the older iMac, that would solve the printer sharing issues. Does anyone have any suggestions for me to try?

Okay, so I tried your suggestion and no luck! I also tried every other scenario that the computers allow and nothing. When I went to add a printer, the rendezvous popped up and my printer that is connected to the iMac G5 showed up. If I just choose that and don't select a printer model, just generic, nothing happens when I try to send the job. A printer dialogue box shows something for a split second then returns to "no job printing". However when I choose the printer in rendezvous and then Epson down below, my printer doesn't appear in the list of models. So I chose one that was close and I ended up seeing something happeneing in the printer dialogue box. It says it's connecting to the ip address of my iMac at port 631, but it just spools endlessly and never sends the job.
Do you have any other suggestions or does anyone? There has got to be a way. I can't imagine that Apple would deny people access to a shared printer on their own home network just because the two computers were using different versions of OS X.

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