Another Active Directory question

[BoogY]

HELLO THERE EVERYONE

I have another AD question :

How can i delete (remove) a PC from AD, OU ???

I dit try with netdom remove but not working.

Thanks a lot.

[jvanegmond]

Post your script that uses netdom remove.

[BoogY]

Func deleteFromDomain($adUsername,$adPassword)
        
    ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    ; les variables pour la commande netdom.Execute
    ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    $DomUser        = $adUsername
    $DomPwd         = $adPassword
    $CompName       = GUICtrlRead($txtTFS)
    ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    ; Delete the computer from the $oucomp
    ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    $delete = RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c netdom.exe remove /domain:ADACV "& $CompName & _
                " /userd:ADACV\"& $DomUser & " /passwordd:"& $DomPwd,"",@SW_HIDE)
    ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    ; Afficher le resultat de la commande
    ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    If $delete = 0 Then
;~      MsgBox(0,"ERREUR","Le pc n'as pas été supprimé de domain ADACV" & @CRLF & "Erreur : " & @error)
        UpdateProgressText("ERREUR de suppression du domain ADACV  [PC] : " & $CompName)
    Else
;~      MsgBox(0,"Succès","Le pc " & $CompName & " a été supprimé du domain ADACV")
        UpdateProgressText("L'ordinateur " & $CompName & _
        " a été supprimé avec succès du domain ADACV")
    EndIf
EndFunc

[jvanegmond]

This doesn't look right to me: /domain:ADACV "& $CompName

Did you try it in the run box?

Also, read your last topic about using @ComSpec /c

[BoogY]

this is the help from microsoft :

Example 8: Remove a Workstation or Member Server from a Domain

To remove mywksta from the mydomain domain and make the workstation a part of a workgroup, type the following at the command prompt:

netdom remove /d:mydomain mywksta /ud:mydomain\admin /pd:password

what about @ComSpec /c ??

[BoogY]

actualy it disables the workstation its not deleting it from the domain or the OU

[jvanegmond]

You're making the exact same mistakes as in your previous topic. First try the command in the run box, if it works, translate into AutoIt.

Also, using running @ComSpec & "/c notepad.exe" is the same as running "notepad.exe". See the similarities here?

[99ojo]

actualy it disables the workstation its not deleting it from the domain or the OU

Hi,

the disabling is by design.

If you want to join the computer again, his SID in domain wouldn't change.

DSRM is your friend, if you really want to delete the computeraccount. Open cmd and type dsrm /? for syntax.

Or you may look here as well:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc776784(WS.10).aspx

;-))

Stefan

Edited September 23, 2009 by 99ojo

[BoogY]

its what i'm trying to do now bur i dont want to delete everithing cause am at work ...

i have this syntax : dsrm.exe -subtree -exclude -noprompt -d DOMAIN -u USER -p PASSSWORD CN=COMPUTER,OU=CRENOL,OU=DG,OU=DF,OU=Computers,OU=ACV,DC=ADACV,DC=AD,DC=ETAT,DC=CH

will it delete juste the computer or everithing in the OU CRENOL ?

[99ojo]

its what i'm trying to do now bur i dont want to delete everithing cause am at work ...

i have this syntax : dsrm.exe -subtree -exclude -noprompt -d DOMAIN -u USER -p PASSSWORD CN=COMPUTER,OU=CRENOL,OU=DG,OU=DF,OU=Computers,OU=ACV,DC=ADACV,DC=AD,DC=ETAT,DC=CH

will it delete juste the computer or everithing in the OU CRENOL ?

Hi,

For deleting one computer:

dsrm "CN=COMPUTER,OU=CRENOL,OU=DG,OU=DF,OU=Computers,OU=ACV,DC=ADACV,DC=AD,DC=ETAT,DC=CH" -noprompt -d DOMAIN -u USER -p PASSWORD

You use -subtree for deleting Organizational Units and its structure beneath. You may use it to delete all computerobjects in an OU.

;-))

Stefan

[BoogY]

thanks man your realy a saver thanks a lot for your help

[BoogY]

it work thanks agen

And for Manadar : i get the picture for @ComSpec THANKS A LOT