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  1. @bzerangue bzerangue revised this gist Oct 8, 2013. 1 changed file with 2 additions and 2 deletions.
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    `<username>` --> needs to be replaced with domain administrator who has binding/unbinding rights.
    `<domain>` --> replace with domain you want to join.

    > dsconfigad -a <computer-name> -u <username> -ou "CN=Computers,DC=network,DC=pcpc,DC=org" -domain <domain> -mobile enable -mobileconfirm enable -localhome enable -useuncpath enable -groups "Domain Admins,Enterprise Admins" -alldomains enable
    > dsconfigad -a \<computer-name> -u \<username> -ou "CN=Computers,DC=network,DC=pcpc,DC=org" -domain \<domain> -mobile enable -mobileconfirm enable -localhome enable -useuncpath enable -groups "Domain Admins,Enterprise Admins" -alldomains enable
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    `<username>` --> needs to be replaced with domain administrator who has binding/unbinding rights.
    `<domain>` --> replace with domain you want to join.

    > dsconfigad -a <computer-name> -u <username> -ou "CN=Computers,DC=network,DC=pcpc,DC=org" -domain <domain> -localhome enable -useuncpath enable -groups "Domain Admins,Enterprise Admins" -alldomains enable
    > dsconfigad -a \<computer-name> -u \<username> -ou "CN=Computers,DC=network,DC=pcpc,DC=org" -domain \<domain> -localhome enable -useuncpath enable -groups "Domain Admins,Enterprise Admins" -alldomains enable
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    - Open the Terminal Application
    - Type in `sudo -i` and type in your Mac Administrator account password. `sudo` gives you root level or administrator level privileges.

    #### To View current Active Directory Settings

    > dsconfigad -show
    #### To Unbind a Computer from an Active Directory Domain

    > dsconfigad -f -r -u <username>
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    #### To Unbind a Computer from an Active Directory Domain

    > dsconfigad -f -r -u <username>`
    > dsconfigad -f -r -u <username>
    _Note: `<username>` needs to be replaced with domain administrator who has binding/unbinding rights._

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    #### To Unbind a Computer from an Active Directory Domain

    `dsconfigad -f -r -u <username>`
    > dsconfigad -f -r -u <username>`
    _Note: `<username>` needs to be replaced with domain administrator who has binding/unbinding rights._

    @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ _Note: `<username>` needs to be replaced with domain administrator who has bindi
    `<username>` --> needs to be replaced with domain administrator who has binding/unbinding rights.
    `<domain>` --> replace with domain you want to join.

    > `dsconfigad -a <computer-name> -u <username> -ou "CN=Computers,DC=network,DC=pcpc,DC=org" -domain <domain> -mobile enable -mobileconfirm enable -localhome enable -useuncpath enable -groups "Domain Admins,Enterprise Admins" -alldomains enable`
    > dsconfigad -a <computer-name> -u <username> -ou "CN=Computers,DC=network,DC=pcpc,DC=org" -domain <domain> -mobile enable -mobileconfirm enable -localhome enable -useuncpath enable -groups "Domain Admins,Enterprise Admins" -alldomains enable
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    `<username>` --> needs to be replaced with domain administrator who has binding/unbinding rights.
    `<domain>` --> replace with domain you want to join.

    `dsconfigad -a <computer-name> -u <username> -ou "CN=Computers,DC=network,DC=pcpc,DC=org" -domain <domain> -localhome enable -useuncpath enable -groups "Domain Admins,Enterprise Admins" -alldomains enable`
    > dsconfigad -a <computer-name> -u <username> -ou "CN=Computers,DC=network,DC=pcpc,DC=org" -domain <domain> -localhome enable -useuncpath enable -groups "Domain Admins,Enterprise Admins" -alldomains enable
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    `<username>` --> needs to be replaced with domain administrator who has binding/unbinding rights.
    `<domain>` --> replace with domain you want to join.

    `dsconfigad -a <computer-name> -u <username> -ou "CN=Computers,DC=network,DC=pcpc,DC=org" -domain <domain> -mobile enable -mobileconfirm enable -localhome enable -useuncpath enable -groups "Domain Admins,Enterprise Admins" -alldomains enable`
    > `dsconfigad -a <computer-name> -u <username> -ou "CN=Computers,DC=network,DC=pcpc,DC=org" -domain <domain> -mobile enable -mobileconfirm enable -localhome enable -useuncpath enable -groups "Domain Admins,Enterprise Admins" -alldomains enable`
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    # Binding and Unbinding to Active Directory from Mac OS via Command Line

    - Open the Terminal Application
    - Type in `sudo -i` and type in your Mac Administrator account password. `sudo` gives you root level or administrator level privileges.

    #### To Unbind a Computer from an Active Directory Domain

    `dsconfigad -f -r -u <username>`

    _Note: `<username>` needs to be replaced with domain administrator who has binding/unbinding rights._

    * * *

    #### To Bind a Mac Laptop Computer to an Active Directory Domain

    `<computer-name>` --> replace this with the computer name you want to bind to Active Directory
    `<username>` --> needs to be replaced with domain administrator who has binding/unbinding rights.
    `<domain>` --> replace with domain you want to join.

    `dsconfigad -a <computer-name> -u <username> -ou "CN=Computers,DC=network,DC=pcpc,DC=org" -domain <domain> -mobile enable -mobileconfirm enable -localhome enable -useuncpath enable -groups "Domain Admins,Enterprise Admins" -alldomains enable`

    * * *

    #### To Bind a Mac Desktop Computer to an Active Directory Domain

    `<computer-name>` --> replace this with the computer name you want to bind to Active Directory
    `<username>` --> needs to be replaced with domain administrator who has binding/unbinding rights.
    `<domain>` --> replace with domain you want to join.

    `dsconfigad -a <computer-name> -u <username> -ou "CN=Computers,DC=network,DC=pcpc,DC=org" -domain <domain> -localhome enable -useuncpath enable -groups "Domain Admins,Enterprise Admins" -alldomains enable`