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Also, when you run sudo for the first time in a session, you will first be prompted for the vi-admin password, assuming you're logged in as vi-admin. &nbsp;MAke sure you type this PW first.
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Also, when you run sudo for the first time in a session, you will first be prompted for the vi-admin password, assuming you're logged in as vi-admin.  MAke sure you type this PW first.

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the vma has an IP of my management vlan.<br />
But this is different to my production vlan and AD.<br />
I think this is the problem right ?<br />
do you know how to change the stic ip in the vma ?
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the vma has an IP of my management vlan.
But this is different to my production vlan and AD.
I think this is the problem right ?
do you know how to change the stic ip in the vma ?

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when I am logged into vma, I cannot enter the command :<br />
sudo domainjoin-cli join domain administrator<br />
<br />
It says, no such command domainjoin-cli<br />
<br />
How can it be ?
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when I am logged into vma, I cannot enter the command :
sudo domainjoin-cli join domain administrator

It says, no such command domainjoin-cli

How can it be ?

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ok problem is solved.<br />
I is just working with version vMA 4.1, not 4.0<br />
Thanks guys for helping me out.
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ok problem is solved.
I is just working with version vMA 4.1, not 4.0
Thanks guys for helping me out.

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Hi Experts,<br />
I have the vMA installed.<br />
Now I have to join it to the domain, but the command is not working:<br />
<br />
The command in the manual is :<br />
sudo domainjoin-cli join testdomain administrator<br />
<br />
When I enter the pass, it sys, try again.<br />
<br />
Where is the problem ?
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Hi Experts,
I have the vMA installed.
Now I have to join it to the domain, but the command is not working:

The command in the manual is :
sudo domainjoin-cli join testdomain administrator

When I enter the pass, it sys, try again.

Where is the problem ?

cannot join vMA to AD

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