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Irwan Hadi
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 Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 10:32 am Post subject: Remove workstation domain membership manually |
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Our new staff accidentally imaged a workstation that joined to the domain
already, and clone this image to a few other workstations, which then
shipped to our remote location.
Of course the workstations with this image can't join the domain at all. Is
it possible to force removing the domain membership of a workstation
manually, because if I can do that, then I believe can I change the SID of
the machine by using newsid.exe program from SysInternals and rejoin this
workstation back to the domain.
If the workstations were local, I would gladly reimage them, but since some
of these workstations are shipped to remote location, is it possible to do
the above?
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Jorge Silva
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| Posted: Wed May 17, 2006 4:51 am Post subject: Re: Remove workstation domain membership manually |
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Hi
The answer is yes.
Force - Remove from domain
Apply the newsid.
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I hop that helps
Good Luck
Jorge Silva
MCSA
Systems Administrator
"Irwan Hadi" <irwanhb@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Our new staff accidentally imaged a workstation that joined to the domain
already, and clone this image to a few other workstations, which then
shipped to our remote location.
Of course the workstations with this image can't join the domain at all.
Is it possible to force removing the domain membership of a workstation
manually, because if I can do that, then I believe can I change the SID of
the machine by using newsid.exe program from SysInternals and rejoin this
workstation back to the domain.
If the workstations were local, I would gladly reimage them, but since
some of these workstations are shipped to remote location, is it possible
to do the above?
Thank You
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