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How to Join Computer to Domain


Example: Join server named WSUS to ipractice domain

netdom join wsus /domain:ipractice /UserD:install1 /PasswordD:*
Example: Join WSUS to domain ipractice

Using Powershell to join server named EX1 to ipractice domain

Add-Computer -NewName EX1 -Domain ipractice -Credential ipractice\install1 -Restart
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