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We are changing our computer naming convention and would like to automate this process. We have a mix of XP and WIn 7 computers. Netdom will work for some but not all. Would like one soluton for all OS. Would rather not walk down all these computers. ideas
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We are changing our computer naming convention and would like to automate this process. We have a mix of XP and WIn 7 computers. Netdom will work for some but not all. Would like one soluton for all OS. Would rather not walk down all these computers. ideas

How to change all computer names on our domain...

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