Anyone knows a way to identify the Domain Controller which was used to join
a computer to the domain?
In IP ranges that are undefined in Sites and Services (or due to other
infrastructure problems), a computer that wants to join the domain, finds
the most available DC.
Where on the computer itself can I find the DC that was used to join the
domain?
In our environment there are 30+ DCs, I don't want to check each one of
them.
Thx
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