Re: Join a PC to a specific OU?

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From: Gerry Hickman (gerry666uk_at_yahoo.co.uk)
Date: 05/20/04

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    Oli Restorick [MVP] wrote:

    > Netdom.exe (part of the support tools on the CD) can do this from the
    > command line.

    Right, that does mean it will only work (interactively) on stations with
    netdom installed though.

    I find the lack of an OU field in the GUI very odd, when you think Win2k
    was designed to work with AD. Even more strange is that (apparently) XP
    does not have this facility either.

    > I would recommend that you create a dedicated user for this
    > and use the delegation of control wizard to allow it to create and delete
    > computer objects in the specific OUs you want.

    This sounds good. At present I have a domain admin account but strangely
    if I unjoin a workstation it refuses to delete the computer account in
    AD. If I go to "Active Directory Users and Computers" on the Admin
    station it lets me delete it without a problem.

    -- 
    Gerry Hickman (London UK)
    

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