PowerShell to Promote Domain Controller – azurecurve
When testing Microsoft Dynamics GP, I often need a domain controller within my set of virtual machines. I’ve been promoting a server to be a domain controller manually, but it recently occurred to me that I could probably do the same task using PowerShell.
After doing some research, I came up with four commands which will rename and restart the server, install the Active Directory…
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