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1. NETDOM JOIN DOMAIN EXAMPLE CODE
2. NETDOM JOIN DOMAIN EXAMPLE PASSWORD
3. NETDOM JOIN DOMAIN EXAMPLE WINDOWS 7
4. NETDOM JOIN DOMAIN EXAMPLE PROFESSIONAL
5. NETDOM JOIN DOMAIN EXAMPLE FREE

– Establish one-way or two-way trust relationships between domains, including the following kinds of trust relationships: – An option to move an existing computer account for a member workstation from one domain to another while maintaining the security descriptor on the computer account. – An option to specify the OU for the computer account. – Manage computer accounts for domain member workstations and member servers.

NETDOM JOIN DOMAIN EXAMPLE PASSWORD

– Generate a random computer password for an initial Join operation. – Provide an option to specify the organizational unit (OU) for the computer account.

NETDOM JOIN DOMAIN EXAMPLE PROFESSIONAL

Somewhere in those errors you should see something telling you a restart is required to apply settings.– Join a computer that runs Windows XP Professional or Windows Vista to a Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2003 or Windows 2000 or Windows NT 4.0 domain. In the script i included just about all of the drive letters the file could be on, so as long as you put it on the root of the USB stick or C Drive you should be good (you can also add the drive letters i did not include) Right click on DomainJoin.bat and hit run as administrator "c:\domainjoin.ps1" or "f:domainjoin.ps1"Īlrighty you are ready to run the file. NOW for this save it on the root of what ever you use for media for example. Okay! Save As - domainjoin.ps1 <- Pay attentionnnnnnnnnnnn! (again file type "all files" not. Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope LocalMachine -ExecutionPolicy Restricted -Force $credential = New-Object ($username,$password)Īdd-Computer -DomainName $domain -Credential $credential $password = "yourpassword" | ConvertTo-SecureString -asPlainText -Force Ok! So now Save As - DomainJoin.bat (file type all files not txt) put it. input your own information in the obvious locations if you cant figure that out sell your computer, you have no business owning one. Type exactly as displayed or cut and paste i dont care. possibly others have not tested but i dont see why it wouldnt work)įirst you create Two files BOTH are created using notepad. SO to all those IT people out there im doin yall a favor here and putting everything in one location in as many forums as possible.įOR JOINING A COMPUTER TO A DOMAIN WITHOUT NETDOM - (Windows 7. Then powershell came up and that had its own bullcrappery errors which were more easily fixed than netdom however the solution to these errors were not in one place.

I scoured the net for hours looking for a simpler solution than this RSAT crap or what ever.

NETDOM JOIN DOMAIN EXAMPLE WINDOWS 7

Windows 7 does not include netdom by default.

NETDOM JOIN DOMAIN EXAMPLE FREE

All 3rd party executables are free of charge and can be found online. I assume you understand AutoIT and Sysprep. I recommend testing on a single test workstation before doing them all. I don't take any responsibility if something goes wrong. Note: I have only verified this on Windows XP Professional but should work on Vista/7. Those are wsname.exe, netdom.exe, psexec.exe and the AutoIT exe. Four exe files should be in the self extracting exe. You will need to change the variables to your situation. If the computer has already been joined the script attempts to place the workstation in the same OU. So for example if you name your AutoIT exe WindowsPostSysprep.exe you will need to add the following in the run after extraction:īelow is the AutoIT script that should rename the workstation and join the network. This needs to be set to the AutoIT exe that is compiled (source attached below). In the self extracting there is an option to run after extraction. I created mine with Winrar but 7-zip can probably do the same. This is the self extracting exe that contains the exe files to run. Next you have to add these lines to the end of the same unattended.txt and sysprep.inf files: However I have an added step in my post sysprep that sets the admin password. This shouldn't be a problem as the sysprep file is deleted after sysprep so no password is left. I found that this has to be set and the EncryptedAdminPassword must be No.

This will tell windows to login using the Administrator account twice after the sysprep using PASSWORD as the default password. In the event this causes an error I will try to help anyone who needs it but I can't say it would be fixed overnight.įirst you need to edit the unattended files for sysprep and add/change the following lines:

NETDOM JOIN DOMAIN EXAMPLE CODE

I have trimmed the code to remove other tasks my script does for me that are not required here. It took me a couple tries to get it running correctly.