group policy

This is possible to redirect the computer container through redircmp command
in windows 2003. but this command is not able to solve my problem. Because I
am managing one domain and four different sites and that’s why I have created
four different OU’s for managing computers. So I have to manually move new
joined computer accounts in different OU’s. Is there any way to automate this
task.

Florian Frommherz [MVP]

Howdie!

group policy schrieb:
> This is possible to redirect the computer container through redircmp command
> in windows 2003. but this command is not able to solve my problem. Because I
> am managing one domain and four different sites and that’s why I have created
> four different OU’s for managing computers. So I have to manually move new
> joined computer accounts in different OU’s. Is there any way to automate this
> task.

What about pre-creating the computer accounts in Active Directory and
joining those machines under the predefined name?

cheers,

Florian
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Paul Bergson [MVP-DS]

Write a front end script that you can enter the location (Via a drop down
box to prevent location entry errors) that will autoplace the objects for
you. We have done something similar with our user accounts.

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Paul Bergson
MVP - Directory Services
MCT, MCSE, MCSA, Security+, BS CSci
2003, 2000 (Early Achiever), NT

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"group policy" <grouppolicy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news0F1601D-6D8F-4CC5-BD92-062B2267556D@microsoft.com...
> This is possible to redirect the computer container through redircmp
> command
> in windows 2003. but this command is not able to solve my problem. Because
> I
> am managing one domain and four different sites and that's why I have
> created
> four different OU's for managing computers. So I have to manually move new
> joined computer accounts in different OU's. Is there any way to automate
> this
> task.

Jorge de Almeida Pinto [MVP - DS]

pre-create computer objects or use the NETDOM utility to specify the OU
where the computer objects should be created during join

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"group policy" <grouppolicy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news0F1601D-6D8F-4CC5-BD92-062B2267556D@microsoft.com...
> This is possible to redirect the computer container through redircmp
> command
> in windows 2003. but this command is not able to solve my problem. Because
> I
> am managing one domain and four different sites and that’s why I have
> created
> four different OU’s for managing computers. So I have to manually move new
> joined computer accounts in different OU’s. Is there any way to automate
> this
> task.