Get new features first. Was this information helpful? Yes No. Thank you! Any more feedback? The more you tell us the more we can help. Can you help us improve? Resolved my issue. Clear instructions. Easy to follow. No jargon. Pictures helped. You must run the tool locally from the Windows-based computer whose password you want to change. Additionally, you must have administrative permissions locally and on the computer account's object in Active Directory to run Netdom. Install the Windows Server Support Tools on the domain controller whose password you want to reset.
To install these tools, right-click the Suptools. If you want to reset the password for a Windows domain controller, you must stop the Kerberos Key Distribution Center service and set its startup type to Manual. Remove the Kerberos ticket cache on the domain controller where you receive the errors. It's the server where the KDC is running. If this parameter is omitted, the current user account is used. For example, the local domain controller computer is Server1 and the peer Windows domain controller is Server2.
If you run Netdom. Sign in to vote. Dear All, I have domain controller r2 and Windows server r2 with exchange server How to fix it? Khemarin hotmail. Wednesday, March 4, PM. Disjoining and joining again the computer to the domain should fix the trust relationship issue. This posting is provided AS IS with no warranties or guarantees , and confers no rights. Did you delete the computer account? If you did, this will be infinitely more difficult.
We should NOT delete the computer account in this situation that was not good advice. Please tell us if you deleted the computer account and we well see what we can do. Sometimes though, especially after installing the Windows Support Tools on a server, you can get the following error when running netdom and other system tools :. An Azure Cloud Architect with a background in messaging and infrastructure Wintel. Bearded dog parent who likes chocolate, doughnuts and Frank's RedHot sauce, but has not yet attempted to try all three in combination!
Thank you very much for this port. I had the same problem. I tried to reset the path like you explained above but, I had the same error. Any clue. I had this issue using dcpromo as well, but it was when I was demoting a DC. Corrected the path on the offending DC, and then I was able to demote the one that I originally wanted to. Thank you!
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