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disjoining domain from command line


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Jamluv

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i want to disjoin from one domain and join another from command line. i can use netdom to join but only when i disjoin from the old domain. but i also want to disjoin from command line. how can i do this.
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I dont have Win2k. But i do remember there was a command-line utility called DNSCMD.EXE, which had a wide range of DNS management functions.
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DNSCMD is used to work with dns. but i need someting to disjoin from a domain and join another domain, from cmd so that i can put it in a batch file. i have to disjoin about 50 machines from an old domain to a new domain. (i will need a salary raise if i am to do that manually!!!)
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If U join a computer to a new domain, it is automatically disjoined from the previous domain
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that doesnt happen in this case. netdom.exe is giving me an error saying the computer is already joined to a domain.
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U could find out where in the registry the domain name is loacted, export that key, change it to new domain name; and then import the key on all machines.
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