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UnsecureJoin (Standard 7 Package Reference)

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7/8/2014

UnsecureJoin specifies whether to add the computer to the domain without requiring a unique password. UnsecureJoin is performed, by using a null session with a pre-existing account. This means there is no authentication to the domain controller when configuring the machine account; it is done anonymously. The account must have a well-known password or a specified value for MachinePassword. The well-known password is the first 14 characters of the computer name in lower case. For more information, see MachinePassword. If the well-known password is used, then the password is changed to a strong password by Netlogon after the join completes.

Note

If UnsecureJoin is enabled, do not create settings for Domain, Username, or Password.

Values

true

Adds the computer to the domain without requiring that Domain, Username, and Password are specified in the Credentials section for authentication to the domain during the domain join process.

false

Requires that a valid Domain, Username, and Password are specified in the Credentials section for authentication to the domain during the domain join process. This is the default value.

The default value for this setting is false.

Note

Domain, Username, and Password must not be specified in the Credentials section if UnsecureJoin is set to true.

Valid Passes

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