join domain powershell

I would like to start a series of blogs posts sharing PowerShell scripts to speed up our solution operations. Today, I am going to share a script file, can select a network adapter, changes its DNS address, and then join the server To the domain you specify. Background =============== In my environment, I has Windows hosts. I need to configure them from the OS i

The default is to open PS remotely via enable-psremoting, and Kerberos authentication is initiated. This method is only suitable for two computers in the same domain or in the trusting domain of the designated computer (name can be suffix). However, it does not support cross-domain, extraterritorial, or IP addresses. To make it work, you need to change the remot

; $computerproperty |add-member-membertypenoteproperty -Name computer type -Value $currentpcmodel #为计算机对象定义计算机类型 $computerproperty |add-member-membertypenoteproperty-name "Computer memory size (GB) "-Value $currentmemory #为计算机对象定义计算机内存属性 $computerproperty | Add-Member-MemberTypeNoteProperty-Name "Computer hard disk size (GB)" -value$ currentharddisk #为计算机对象定义计算机硬盘属性 $allcomputername = $allcomputername +$ computerproperty #根据对象的轮询将当前对象的属性加入到哈希数组中 } $tmplogfile = "C

-----provide ad\exchange\lync\sharepoint\crm\sc\o365 and other Microsoft product implementation and outsourcing, qq:185426445. Phone 18666943750Requirements: Sometimes we need to compare the CSV file report automatically acquired daily by the PowerShell program to determine what happens every day, as follows: We compare the column "Computer name" of the automatically generated CSV file before and after two days.The script is as follows:Diff-referenceo

Recently small series of a new set up a domain, and so the domain users are directed in, found that with the Apple computer with their own domain account can not join the domain, how can this break? After a small part of the big half a day of tinkering, small compilation fou

computers to a legacy workgroupPowerShell Replication Remove-Computer -ComputerName (Get-Content OldServers.txt) -LocalCredential Domain01\Admin01 -UnJoinDomainCredential Domain01\Admin01 -WorkgroupName "Legacy" -Force -RestartThis command removes all of the computers that is listed in the OldServers.txt file from their domains and includes them In the Legacy workgroup.The command uses the localcredential parameter to supply the credentials of a user who have permission to connect To remote com

Troubled by a week of the addition of the problem, today finally to win, want to share the next process.Last week, the user complained to the leader about their VM test environment, and needed to revert back and need to re-add the domain. Because this is the only my account has the domain permissions, and I do not have delegated permissions to other accounts to add doma