Can rename computer but cant join domain
I can successfully install a scripted install of windows 7 and get it to rename the computer with wsname and looking up the namedb.dat file and mac addresses to assign the name.
But i cant get it to join the domain.
I assume after wsname renames the computer it needs to reboot so i put in /reboot at the end of the command, but once the computer reboots it does not join the domain.
I have set the unnatend.xml file to auto login 2 times.
The post-installation taks looks like this
Rename Computer
Join Domain
Any ideas what i might be doing wrong? has anyone else been able to use the included examples from kace?
But i cant get it to join the domain.
I assume after wsname renames the computer it needs to reboot so i put in /reboot at the end of the command, but once the computer reboots it does not join the domain.
I have set the unnatend.xml file to auto login 2 times.
The post-installation taks looks like this
Rename Computer
Join Domain
Any ideas what i might be doing wrong? has anyone else been able to use the included examples from kace?
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Posted by:
cserrins
13 years ago
I don't think the example script that is included works in Windows 7. What you can do is join the domain in the unattend.xml file, and then in WSName use /rcid command (rename computer in domain) with appropriate username/password. Let us know how it goes.
Corey
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Posted by:
jody
13 years ago
You may need to download a newer version of WSNAME from the website (link is included in naming rule detail page), as the newest version supports Windows 7 (and 64-bit platforms).
Posted by:
CordlezToaster
13 years ago
I ended getting it to work a couple of ways.
Join the domain with wrong computer name then get wsanme to rename in the domain as a post install task.
Chain reboots using reg key inserts into the run part of the registry.
Join the domain with wrong computer name then get wsanme to rename in the domain as a post install task.
Chain reboots using reg key inserts into the run part of the registry.
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