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    Renaming a [[Windows]] computer from a remote console:
    Renaming a [[Windows]] computer from a remote console: (if in a domain and you have the domain admin password of course)


    <tt>netdom.exe renamecomputer oldcomputername /newname:newcomputername /userd:yourdomain\administrator /passwordd:yourpassword /usero:yourdomain\administrator /passwordo:yourpassword /force >> c:\renamelog.txt</tt>
    <tt>netdom.exe renamecomputer <oldcomputername> /newname:<newcomputername> /userd:<yourdomain>\administrator /passwordd:<yourpassword> /usero:<yourdomain>\administrator /passwordo:<yourpassword> /force >> c:\renamelog.txt</tt>

    sure, logging to file is optional.


    [[Category:Windows]]
    [[Category:Windows]]

    Latest revision as of 18:42, 8 March 2007

    Renaming a Windows computer from a remote console: (if in a domain and you have the domain admin password of course)

    netdom.exe renamecomputer <oldcomputername> /newname:<newcomputername> /userd:<yourdomain>\administrator /passwordd:<yourpassword> /usero:<yourdomain>\administrator /passwordo:<yourpassword> /force >> c:\renamelog.txt

    sure, logging to file is optional.

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