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Old Computer Names & IPs
I have inherited a rather large domain & the past network admin did not keep DNS or Active Directory clean by leaving the domain properly. In other words, when a new computer came in to be installed, he just unplugged it & put the new on in place with a different IP & NetBIOS name.
Now, that I've came along, I have noticed this. I have 6 domain controllers all are global catalog servers. I need to go through & manually delete numerous records.....instead of me manually pinging each IP or NetBIOS name to make sure it is alive or dead, is there any tool I can run that will check the domain for any computers that have not logged into the domain, lets say in a few weeks, so I can compare my list to that report & just delete the computers?
Now, that I've came along, I have noticed this. I have 6 domain controllers all are global catalog servers. I need to go through & manually delete numerous records.....instead of me manually pinging each IP or NetBIOS name to make sure it is alive or dead, is there any tool I can run that will check the domain for any computers that have not logged into the domain, lets say in a few weeks, so I can compare my list to that report & just delete the computers?
Maybe check the event log.
In the security log you should see "users" with names of the form COMPUTERNAME$
In the security log you should see "users" with names of the form COMPUTERNAME$
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scavange stale records in dns and u'll find the approx record in DNS
try as well as
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb842062
all the best
try as well as
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb842062
all the best
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