G
Gussie Finknottle
Hi,
We're using Windows 2000 SP4 RIS to deploy a CD based image of Windows
2003.
Our Windows 2000 image, deployed by the same infrastructure of Windows
2000 RIS servers, uses the following SIF entries to join a Windows
2000 machine to our domain…:
[Identification]
CreateComputerAccountInDomain=No
DoOldStyleDomainJoin=Yes
JoinDomain=%MACHINEDOMAIN%
…but we're finding that the use of the undocumented [?]
'DoOldStyleDomainJoin' doesn't appear to be working [for us] when
deploying Windows 2003.
…we've tried modifying the SIF as follows…:
[Identification]
JoinDomain=Domain_name
DomainAdmin = Name_of_account_with_appropriate_permissions
DomainAdminPassword =
Password_of_account_with_appropriate_permissions
… which works… but we're puzzled as to why we seemingly must take this
route as the text based OSCML elements of RIS will have already
created a machine account.
Any thoughts? Is anyone else trying to do this?
Thanks in anticipation,
G.
We're using Windows 2000 SP4 RIS to deploy a CD based image of Windows
2003.
Our Windows 2000 image, deployed by the same infrastructure of Windows
2000 RIS servers, uses the following SIF entries to join a Windows
2000 machine to our domain…:
[Identification]
CreateComputerAccountInDomain=No
DoOldStyleDomainJoin=Yes
JoinDomain=%MACHINEDOMAIN%
…but we're finding that the use of the undocumented [?]
'DoOldStyleDomainJoin' doesn't appear to be working [for us] when
deploying Windows 2003.
…we've tried modifying the SIF as follows…:
[Identification]
JoinDomain=Domain_name
DomainAdmin = Name_of_account_with_appropriate_permissions
DomainAdminPassword =
Password_of_account_with_appropriate_permissions
… which works… but we're puzzled as to why we seemingly must take this
route as the text based OSCML elements of RIS will have already
created a machine account.
Any thoughts? Is anyone else trying to do this?
Thanks in anticipation,
G.