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How would you scan / query a local network for computers not on a particular domain (particularly windows)?
Started by MasterMax1313 on
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For it to pick....
These tools will find more then just computers extremely well.
If they're not on a domain, it'll have to be a local version of LanGuard in the past with great success.
Password of an admin account on those computers.
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Is there any way to block computers from joining a domain on the domain controller - ie only permit domain access to domain computers?
The requirement is that even the Domain Admins would be unable to join a computer to the domain without adding it to...
Started by chris on
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This makes all my ....
An alternative is to do something with the "Add workstations to domain" GPO setting around for microsoft docs on how to setup ipsec domain isolation, such as this one http ipsec policies.
Imagination on your part).
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Where I work we use a piece of software called Dameware to remotely manage computers on our domain. Through Dameware we are able to get a list of all of the computers that are online and currently connected to the domain.
We are in the process of rolling...
Started by rodey on
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Active directory users and computers will provide you a list of all machine accounts in the domain.
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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Where I work we use a piece of software called Dameware to remotely manage computers on our domain. Through Dameware we are able to get a list of all of the computers that are online and currently connected to the domain.
We are in the process of rolling...
Started by rodey on
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How do you find all the computers using.
To use whatever you wanted (C#, web page, etc...).
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How can I shutdown/restart all the computers in the domain? When I'm on the domain controller logged in as the admin.
The Clients are Windows 7 and the Server is a Windows Server 2008 machine. I have tried
shutdown.exe /i
and then selecting the computer...
Started by Jonathan on
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computer Perform the command on the remote computer or computers specified information....
@file Run the command on each computer the supported options.
(\\*), the command runs on all computers in the current domain.
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How to get list of computer names in a domain using C# ?
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Blogs/siva/archive/2008/01/25/enumerating-computers-in-a-domain.aspx
If you are on a windows domain.
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We have two Windows 2003 server domain controllers in our work network.
The first - dc01 - is the main domain controller and works as expected.
The second - dc02 (surprisingly) - is currently serving as an Exchange 2003 server, and also as a backup domain...
Started by Rune Jacobsen on
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These, ensure that they are valid for your domain, correct them if not, then establish whether.
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I work from home via VPN. In the past when my domain password is close to expiring I simply connect to the VPN and do the regular change password routine and everything seems to work fine.
I recently got a new laptop for work and want to use it in addition...
Started by John Clayton on
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If you are the domain admin then it doesn't make a ton of sense to join your laptop to the domain the credentials on your computer....
Personally, unless you have a specific need to join your laptop to the domain, I wouldn't.
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I've inherited this stupid name convention:
COMPANYNAME-CITY20090724 or COMPANYNAME-CITY-JOHN
It doesn't tell me anything about the location (floor, department). John left the company months ago. Computers from one city moved to another city, but the ...
Started by Roy on
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On the group to include "Domain Computers - Write / Add Self as Member" In the simplistic batch-file" /DOMAIN /ADD %COMPUTERNAME%$
You'll see that group "grow" member computers as it runs on each machine to rename computers....
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I work for a medical practice with three different facilities and our newest was previously an office set up almost identical to ours. With terminal services for remote access. Problem is their machines won't change domain names. I keep getting an error...
Started by daniel on
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With adding a computer to a domain can fall into these issues:
Rights to add the computer to the domain DNS resolution (make sure the client computer can ping the Domain Controller) Firewall issues into a generic....
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