Usage:

PostMachMigChk /M {NetBIOS_Name | IP_Address} /T TARGET_DOMAIN [/SET]

Verifies that a remote PC is in the target domain specified with the /T switch. Use the optional /SET switch if you want to set the default domain name value to the target domain.

NOTE: The use of the /SET switch does not stop someone from manually selecting another domain. It simply sets the default.

Exits with error code 0 if all goes well.

IMPORTANT: Hostname should be a NetBIOS name or an IP address. A FQDN is not allowed.



Note that in the examples below 'C:\Utils>' is my prompt at the command line. You don't type this in. :-)  and yes someone asked.

Example #1  - Check that a PC named PapaRoach is in the Metals domain:

C:\Utils> PreMigMachChk /m PapaRoach /t Metal
 + Resolved hostname to: 192.168.1.69
 + NetBIOS name matches.
 + Remote PC is in target domain: Metal

C:\Utils> echo.%errorlevel%
0

Example #2  - Check to see if a PC named PapaRoach is in the Jazz domain:

C:\Utils> PreMigMachChk /m PapaRoach /t Jazz
 + Resolved hostname to: 192.168.1.69
 + NetBIOS name matches.
 -  Remote PC is in target domain: Metal

C:\Utils> echo.%errorlevel%
8


Example #3  - Like example #1 as it checks that a PC named PapaRoach is in the Metals domain. This example will set next 'logon to' if needed:

C:\Utils> PreMigMachChk /m PapaRoach /t Metal /s
 + Resolved hostname to: 192.168.1.69
 + NetBIOS name matches.
 + Remote PC is in target domain: Metal
 + DefaultDomainName value is already set to: Metal
 + AltDefaultDomainName value is already set to: Metal

C:\Utils> echo.%errorlevel%
0


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