How to Rename Active Directory Domain Name in Windows Server 2019
How to Rename Active Directory Domain Name in Windows Server 2019
Video Series on Managing Active Directory on Windows Server 2019:
Step by step guide on How to Rename Active Directory Domain Name in Windows Server 2019 using the “rendom” command line utility.
Note: Make sure you take system state backup before starting the domain renaming process.
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But sir how to joint new domain name with client s please tell me
Oustanding! Thanks!!!
Thank you. That was very helpful! Any Webcast available about how to execute the Rename when more than one DCs are present?
Incredibly helpful. Thank you
Please sir give link for 2 tutorial how to joint new domain with clients
excellent tutorial, thanks
Bro next video how to change IT domain users
Excellent video. Thank you.
excelente Aula, parabéns ! somente um duvida se caso eu no remova o DNS antigo as outras maquinas que ja estão no domino poderão continuar acessando como ja estavam ate que eu altere manualmente em cada PC. pois eu tenho muito no meu parque não conseguirei fazer todas alteração rapidamente. obrigado
Great tutorial!
I get specified domain controller could not be contacted … access denied
You help me with a lot of server and domain changes thank you
Thank you!
Hello sir
I have one question please, how to check the old Group Policy Database name? or the database name the same as the domain controller minus .local/.com?
Thank you.
Can I add multiple domains in AD windows server 2019?
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Thank you soo much your videos are really helpful
dear domain is renamed successfully. Now, i exchange server is not working, rejoined to domain i am am able to ping DC but exchange is not working with ECP or management shell. Please advise
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Another great tutorial! Really helped me get my domain renamed.
I was able to skip the step of rejoining all of my member servers and computers to the domain by rebooting them all twice and logging in each time before running the RENDOM /CLEAN and RENDOM /END commands. This allowed them to use the old domain name to link to the new domain name, and the reboots allowed the new computer name with the new domain name to take effect.
Still a hassle, but a little easier than removing the old domain and rejoining the new domain.
I did have one question though, after the rename I still have the old forward lookup zones for the old domain name and _msdcs in my DNS console. Is there a way to remove the old forward lookup zones?
Thank you!
Thanks a lot. Very well explained. I’ve renamed the domain in "my" company’s DC without issue because of this.
14:35 damn, there was me thinking this was a simple way, then i realise I still have to manually rejoin all the computers 🙁
Great work. Thanks a lot
Very good presentation…
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Wonderful tutorials. Do you have a video or post where you discuss the merit(s) of choosing a public domain name (msftwebcast.com) v.s a .local domain name (msftwebcast.local)? I notice that you use a public domain hierarchy in your lessons.
After running the execution and my server restarting I’m no longer able to sign in to any admin accounts any ideas??
Thank you so much sir
Its really useful.
God bless you
Jeez that’s a hell of accent, I almost got lost throughout the way…..But thanks for the video
In my environment we already have Microsoft dynamics (ERP), exchange server and SharePoint. Is there any consideration or any pre/ post rename tasks?
Existing users SID will change?!
Afte rename on server what will happen at client computer side. Will they automatically connect to new domain name? Or do we need to change their domain manually.
Where is the 2 tutorial of adds
Thank you soooo much for helping to rename the badass domain. Im so thankful