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Latest revision as of 09:46, 2 February 2019
Joining Windows host to Domain
Date : 29.08.2016
Document Version : 1.0
Table of Contents1. Introduction3
5. Joining A Windows Operating System To A Domain4
Template:Anchor 1. Introduction[edit]
Computers, that should be part of a Domain, have to join it. After this process they are members of the joined domain and able to access domain resources. During the join, an account for the machine will be created. This allows the computer to authenticate itself in the domain.
This documentation describes the join process as a Windows domain member to a Samba Active Directory.
Template:Anchor 2. System Requirements[edit]
Template:Anchor 2.1 Windows Version[edit]
To join a Domain, the Windows version requires the necessary capabilities. As per our environment the following types of Windows versions are available and able to join a Domain as a member:
Workstation editions *
- Windows 8.1 Pro / Enterprise
Server editions *
- Windows Server 2008 / 2008R2
Template:Anchor 3. Permissions[edit]
To join a client to a domain, we require *
- knowledge of credentials of a Domain account, that is allowed to join machines to the domain.
Template:Anchor 4. DNS Setting[edit]
The client requies to have at least one DNS server configured, that is able to resolve names of the Domain it should join. In our environment all clients are obtaining the IP from DHCP server (if it is not then please set it to DHCP)so we do not required to change the DNS settings.
Template:Anchor 5. Joining A Windows Operating System To A Domain[edit]
Right-click to "This PC“ on desktop or in the start menu and choose "Properties“.
In the "System properties“ window, click the "Change...“ button.
Choose "Domain“ and enter the Domain name.
Click "OK“
You will be prompted for credentials that are allowed to join to the domain, type the credentials and click OK.
If the join succeeded, you will be welcomed in the domain.
Reboot to take changes effect.
