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That will not work as I will have to have them first join the domain via VPN. a CSV file assumes all computers are on the network. &nbsp;I really don't mind doing them one at a time. So is it possible &nbsp;to use a script for prompts and the netdom utility on Server 2003?<br />
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Thank you in advance.
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That will not work as I will have to have them first join the domain via VPN. a CSV file assumes all computers are on the network.  I really don't mind doing them one at a time. So is it possible  to use a script for prompts and the netdom utility on Server 2003?

Thank you in advance.

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I would like to use the below &quot;single Line&quot; command in a script to rename 100+ computers<br />
but I would want it in a script so I would receive prompts for PASSWORD, OLD COMPUTER NAME and NEW COMPUTER NAME &nbsp;I would also like to populate the AD/Computer table/Description as well. If the last one is not possible not a huge problem.<br />
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netdom renamecomputer Computername /newname:new_computername<br />
/userd:domain\UserName /passwordd:password |* /usero:UserName<br />
/passwordo:password |* /force /reboot:Time in seconds<br />

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I would like to use the below "single Line" command in a script to rename 100+ computers
but I would want it in a script so I would receive prompts for PASSWORD, OLD COMPUTER NAME and NEW COMPUTER NAME  I would also like to populate the AD/Computer table/Description as well. If the last one is not possible not a huge problem.

netdom renamecomputer Computername /newname:new_computername
/userd:domain\UserName /passwordd:password |* /usero:UserName
/passwordo:password |* /force /reboot:Time in seconds


Renaming computers in domain

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