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Do you have AD recycle bin enabled?<br />
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You can use it to restore the computer account
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Do you have AD recycle bin enabled?

You can use it to restore the computer account

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AD recycle bin enabled, for windows i can see machines and restore.<br />
but are mac machines remove themselves from domain automatically after dis-join?
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AD recycle bin enabled, for windows i can see machines and restore.
but are mac machines remove themselves from domain automatically after dis-join?

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<a href="#a42392684" rel="ugc">#a42392684</a> is correct. Exact same experience except people usually enter load Admin to remove then cancel the second prompt -OR- do not have computer object rights in AD
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#a42392684 is correct. Exact same experience except people usually enter load Admin to remove then cancel the second prompt -OR- do not have computer object rights in AD

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Hello,, <br />
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Usually after I dis-join windows computer from domain I can find it in AD, but after dis-join Mac OS I saw it as deleted computer,<br />
Is it by default like that or ...., also is it possible to keep Mac OS in AD as computer object &nbsp;even it disjoined from domain. &nbsp;<br />
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thanks.
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Hello,, 

Usually after I dis-join windows computer from domain I can find it in AD, but after dis-join Mac OS I saw it as deleted computer,
Is it by default like that or ...., also is it possible to keep Mac OS in AD as computer object  even it disjoined from domain.  

thanks.

Mac OS deleted from domain after disjoin

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