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g461571
Jul 12, 2021Copper Contributor
Workgroup servers
Hello All, We have almost 60+ workgroup servers (Not joined to domain) and around 125+ server which are joined to domain. There was a requirement to deploy a particular settings on all servers, ...
- Jul 23, 2021
You may be able to script it.
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chrisloup2021
Jul 19, 2021Copper Contributor
well. because they are not joined to domain, that's why you have a lack of central management.
a) load all servers that are not joined into a tool like mremoteng or rdcman 2.8 so that you have a list of servers you can rdp into
b) assuming all have the same local administrator credentials. then its all fine.
c) rdp in one by one and make changes.
d) if on the other hand you are able to do your changes by powershell/registry imports, then you may try powershell enter-pssession and do the changes possibly in a loop (assuming credentials are same). otherwise you have to do so manually.
a) load all servers that are not joined into a tool like mremoteng or rdcman 2.8 so that you have a list of servers you can rdp into
b) assuming all have the same local administrator credentials. then its all fine.
c) rdp in one by one and make changes.
d) if on the other hand you are able to do your changes by powershell/registry imports, then you may try powershell enter-pssession and do the changes possibly in a loop (assuming credentials are same). otherwise you have to do so manually.