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auto moving computer in respective OU, when joined machine in to domain
Extracting the machine account domain password from the registryAccount to read AD, join machine to domain, delete computer accounts and move computers to OUsJoinDomainOrWorkgroup Method FJoinOptions help“Correct” way to programatically join a Windows 7 machine to the domainHow to delete domain user profile from a computer?Insufficient access when trying to set machine OS attributes when joining Linux server to Active DirectoryWindows Server 2012 - Can't join computer to the domainScript to retrieve computer objects in specific AND display their respective OU'sFind Computer in AD from non-joined Windows 7Can't change password policy on Azure VM (joined to Domain Services Domain)
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- we want move Computer account automatically in respective Ou when it join Domain
i have some Poworshell script but it is use for manual movement "redircmp ou=newcomputerou,dc=domainname,dc=com"
so what i want, anyone in IT join system in Domain and it will automatically move right OU
active-directory powershell group-policy windows-server-2016
asked Apr 22 at 13:12
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- we want move Computer account automatically in respective Ou when it join Domain
i have some Poworshell script but it is use for manual movement "redircmp ou=newcomputerou,dc=domainname,dc=com"
so what i want, anyone in IT join system in Domain and it will automatically move right OU
active-directory powershell group-policy windows-server-2016
asked Apr 22 at 13:12
BirenBiren
44
Are you getting an error when you run theredircmpcommand? After running theredircmpcommand, are newly joined computers still ending up in the Computers container?
– Doug Deden
Apr 22 at 21:25
i want this automate not this way "redircmp ou=newcomputerou,dc=domainname,dc=com " like anyone in IT just join system in Domain and it will automatically move to respective OU i know there would be some predefined Name and OU but i want to know can we do this
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:00
add a comment |
- we want move Computer account automatically in respective Ou when it join Domain
i have some Poworshell script but it is use for manual movement "redircmp ou=newcomputerou,dc=domainname,dc=com"
so what i want, anyone in IT join system in Domain and it will automatically move right OU
active-directory powershell group-policy windows-server-2016
asked Apr 22 at 13:12
BirenBiren
44
- we want move Computer account automatically in respective Ou when it join Domain
i have some Poworshell script but it is use for manual movement "redircmp ou=newcomputerou,dc=domainname,dc=com"
so what i want, anyone in IT join system in Domain and it will automatically move right OU
active-directory powershell group-policy windows-server-2016
active-directory powershell group-policy windows-server-2016
asked Apr 22 at 13:12
BirenBiren
44
asked Apr 22 at 13:12
BirenBiren
44
asked Apr 22 at 13:12
BirenBiren
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asked Apr 22 at 13:12
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Are you getting an error when you run theredircmpcommand? After running theredircmpcommand, are newly joined computers still ending up in the Computers container?
– Doug Deden
Apr 22 at 21:25
i want this automate not this way "redircmp ou=newcomputerou,dc=domainname,dc=com " like anyone in IT just join system in Domain and it will automatically move to respective OU i know there would be some predefined Name and OU but i want to know can we do this
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:00
add a comment |
Are you getting an error when you run theredircmpcommand? After running theredircmpcommand, are newly joined computers still ending up in the Computers container?
– Doug Deden
Apr 22 at 21:25
i want this automate not this way "redircmp ou=newcomputerou,dc=domainname,dc=com " like anyone in IT just join system in Domain and it will automatically move to respective OU i know there would be some predefined Name and OU but i want to know can we do this
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:00
Are you getting an error when you run the
redircmp command? After running the redircmp command, are newly joined computers still ending up in the Computers container?– Doug Deden
Apr 22 at 21:25
Are you getting an error when you run the
redircmp command? After running the redircmp command, are newly joined computers still ending up in the Computers container?– Doug Deden
Apr 22 at 21:25
i want this automate not this way "redircmp ou=newcomputerou,dc=domainname,dc=com " like anyone in IT just join system in Domain and it will automatically move to respective OU i know there would be some predefined Name and OU but i want to know can we do this
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:00
i want this automate not this way "redircmp ou=newcomputerou,dc=domainname,dc=com " like anyone in IT just join system in Domain and it will automatically move to respective OU i know there would be some predefined Name and OU but i want to know can we do this
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:00
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Schedule your powershell script.
The script must list the computers in the default "Computers" container, find the OU, move the computer.
answered Apr 22 at 17:18
SwisstoneSwisstone
2,38111020
Hi @Swisstone you got my point but how can we do same and what would be powershell script for same
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:04
add a comment |
According to this Microsoft support article, the use of the redircmp command should take effect immediately, and all computers joined to the domain after that command has been issued should land in your "newcomputerou" OU.
1.Log on with Domain Administrator credentials in the domain where the CN=computers container is being redirected.
2.Transition the domain to the Windows Server 2003 domain in the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in (Dsa.msc) or in the Domains and Trusts (Domains.msc) snap-in.For more information about increasing the domain functional level, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
322692 How to raise domain and forest functional levels in Windows Server 2003
3.Create the organizational unit container where you want computers that are created with earlier-version APIs to be located, if the desired organizational unit container does not already exist.
4.Run the Redircmp.exe file at a command prompt by using the following syntax, where container-dn is the distinguished name of the organizational unit that will become the default location for newly created computer objects that are created by down-level APIs:
redircmp container-dn container-dn
Redircmp.exe is installed in the %Systemroot%System32 folder on Windows Server 2003-based or newer computers. For example, to change the default location for a computer that is created with earlier-version APIs such as Net User to the OU=mycomputers container in the CONTOSO.COM domain, use the following syntax:
C:windowssystem32>redircmp ou=mycomputers,DC=contoso,dc=com
answered Apr 22 at 21:24
Doug DedenDoug Deden
50416
Hi @Doug Deden this is manual task we want automate this i already have this script
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:05
You only have to do it once. There is no need to automate it.
– Doug Deden
Apr 23 at 14:40
add a comment |
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Schedule your powershell script.
The script must list the computers in the default "Computers" container, find the OU, move the computer.
answered Apr 22 at 17:18
SwisstoneSwisstone
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Hi @Swisstone you got my point but how can we do same and what would be powershell script for same
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:04
add a comment |
Schedule your powershell script.
The script must list the computers in the default "Computers" container, find the OU, move the computer.
answered Apr 22 at 17:18
SwisstoneSwisstone
2,38111020
Hi @Swisstone you got my point but how can we do same and what would be powershell script for same
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:04
add a comment |
Schedule your powershell script.
The script must list the computers in the default "Computers" container, find the OU, move the computer.
answered Apr 22 at 17:18
SwisstoneSwisstone
2,38111020
Schedule your powershell script.
The script must list the computers in the default "Computers" container, find the OU, move the computer.
answered Apr 22 at 17:18
SwisstoneSwisstone
2,38111020
answered Apr 22 at 17:18
SwisstoneSwisstone
2,38111020
answered Apr 22 at 17:18
SwisstoneSwisstone
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answered Apr 22 at 17:18
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Hi @Swisstone you got my point but how can we do same and what would be powershell script for same
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:04
add a comment |
Hi @Swisstone you got my point but how can we do same and what would be powershell script for same
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:04
Hi @Swisstone you got my point but how can we do same and what would be powershell script for same
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:04
Hi @Swisstone you got my point but how can we do same and what would be powershell script for same
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:04
add a comment |
According to this Microsoft support article, the use of the redircmp command should take effect immediately, and all computers joined to the domain after that command has been issued should land in your "newcomputerou" OU.
1.Log on with Domain Administrator credentials in the domain where the CN=computers container is being redirected.
2.Transition the domain to the Windows Server 2003 domain in the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in (Dsa.msc) or in the Domains and Trusts (Domains.msc) snap-in.For more information about increasing the domain functional level, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
322692 How to raise domain and forest functional levels in Windows Server 2003
3.Create the organizational unit container where you want computers that are created with earlier-version APIs to be located, if the desired organizational unit container does not already exist.
4.Run the Redircmp.exe file at a command prompt by using the following syntax, where container-dn is the distinguished name of the organizational unit that will become the default location for newly created computer objects that are created by down-level APIs:
redircmp container-dn container-dn
Redircmp.exe is installed in the %Systemroot%System32 folder on Windows Server 2003-based or newer computers. For example, to change the default location for a computer that is created with earlier-version APIs such as Net User to the OU=mycomputers container in the CONTOSO.COM domain, use the following syntax:
C:windowssystem32>redircmp ou=mycomputers,DC=contoso,dc=com
answered Apr 22 at 21:24
Doug DedenDoug Deden
50416
Hi @Doug Deden this is manual task we want automate this i already have this script
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:05
You only have to do it once. There is no need to automate it.
– Doug Deden
Apr 23 at 14:40
add a comment |
According to this Microsoft support article, the use of the redircmp command should take effect immediately, and all computers joined to the domain after that command has been issued should land in your "newcomputerou" OU.
1.Log on with Domain Administrator credentials in the domain where the CN=computers container is being redirected.
2.Transition the domain to the Windows Server 2003 domain in the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in (Dsa.msc) or in the Domains and Trusts (Domains.msc) snap-in.For more information about increasing the domain functional level, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
322692 How to raise domain and forest functional levels in Windows Server 2003
3.Create the organizational unit container where you want computers that are created with earlier-version APIs to be located, if the desired organizational unit container does not already exist.
4.Run the Redircmp.exe file at a command prompt by using the following syntax, where container-dn is the distinguished name of the organizational unit that will become the default location for newly created computer objects that are created by down-level APIs:
redircmp container-dn container-dn
Redircmp.exe is installed in the %Systemroot%System32 folder on Windows Server 2003-based or newer computers. For example, to change the default location for a computer that is created with earlier-version APIs such as Net User to the OU=mycomputers container in the CONTOSO.COM domain, use the following syntax:
C:windowssystem32>redircmp ou=mycomputers,DC=contoso,dc=com
answered Apr 22 at 21:24
Doug DedenDoug Deden
50416
Hi @Doug Deden this is manual task we want automate this i already have this script
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:05
You only have to do it once. There is no need to automate it.
– Doug Deden
Apr 23 at 14:40
add a comment |
According to this Microsoft support article, the use of the redircmp command should take effect immediately, and all computers joined to the domain after that command has been issued should land in your "newcomputerou" OU.
1.Log on with Domain Administrator credentials in the domain where the CN=computers container is being redirected.
2.Transition the domain to the Windows Server 2003 domain in the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in (Dsa.msc) or in the Domains and Trusts (Domains.msc) snap-in.For more information about increasing the domain functional level, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
322692 How to raise domain and forest functional levels in Windows Server 2003
3.Create the organizational unit container where you want computers that are created with earlier-version APIs to be located, if the desired organizational unit container does not already exist.
4.Run the Redircmp.exe file at a command prompt by using the following syntax, where container-dn is the distinguished name of the organizational unit that will become the default location for newly created computer objects that are created by down-level APIs:
redircmp container-dn container-dn
Redircmp.exe is installed in the %Systemroot%System32 folder on Windows Server 2003-based or newer computers. For example, to change the default location for a computer that is created with earlier-version APIs such as Net User to the OU=mycomputers container in the CONTOSO.COM domain, use the following syntax:
C:windowssystem32>redircmp ou=mycomputers,DC=contoso,dc=com
answered Apr 22 at 21:24
Doug DedenDoug Deden
50416
According to this Microsoft support article, the use of the redircmp command should take effect immediately, and all computers joined to the domain after that command has been issued should land in your "newcomputerou" OU.
1.Log on with Domain Administrator credentials in the domain where the CN=computers container is being redirected.
2.Transition the domain to the Windows Server 2003 domain in the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in (Dsa.msc) or in the Domains and Trusts (Domains.msc) snap-in.For more information about increasing the domain functional level, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
322692 How to raise domain and forest functional levels in Windows Server 2003
3.Create the organizational unit container where you want computers that are created with earlier-version APIs to be located, if the desired organizational unit container does not already exist.
4.Run the Redircmp.exe file at a command prompt by using the following syntax, where container-dn is the distinguished name of the organizational unit that will become the default location for newly created computer objects that are created by down-level APIs:
redircmp container-dn container-dn
Redircmp.exe is installed in the %Systemroot%System32 folder on Windows Server 2003-based or newer computers. For example, to change the default location for a computer that is created with earlier-version APIs such as Net User to the OU=mycomputers container in the CONTOSO.COM domain, use the following syntax:
C:windowssystem32>redircmp ou=mycomputers,DC=contoso,dc=com
answered Apr 22 at 21:24
Doug DedenDoug Deden
50416
answered Apr 22 at 21:24
Doug DedenDoug Deden
50416
answered Apr 22 at 21:24
Doug DedenDoug Deden
50416
answered Apr 22 at 21:24
Doug DedenDoug Deden
50416
50416
Hi @Doug Deden this is manual task we want automate this i already have this script
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:05
You only have to do it once. There is no need to automate it.
– Doug Deden
Apr 23 at 14:40
add a comment |
Hi @Doug Deden this is manual task we want automate this i already have this script
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:05
You only have to do it once. There is no need to automate it.
– Doug Deden
Apr 23 at 14:40
Hi @Doug Deden this is manual task we want automate this i already have this script
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:05
Hi @Doug Deden this is manual task we want automate this i already have this script
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:05
You only have to do it once. There is no need to automate it.
– Doug Deden
Apr 23 at 14:40
You only have to do it once. There is no need to automate it.
– Doug Deden
Apr 23 at 14:40
add a comment |
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Are you getting an error when you run the
redircmpcommand? After running theredircmpcommand, are newly joined computers still ending up in the Computers container?– Doug Deden
Apr 22 at 21:25
i want this automate not this way "redircmp ou=newcomputerou,dc=domainname,dc=com " like anyone in IT just join system in Domain and it will automatically move to respective OU i know there would be some predefined Name and OU but i want to know can we do this
– Biren
Apr 23 at 6:00