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[Closed] How to display what domain a computer is joined to.

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Blue88ns
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Hi,

 

I have searched the forum but can't find the right syntax to show the domain that the computer is joined to. Any help appreciated.

 

Thanks.


   
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Glenn
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does DOMAIN not work?


   
Blue88ns
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@glenn I get 'Domain name    <n/a>'

 

Do I need any other commands with DOMAIN?


   
Blue88ns
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It works! I was doing my main testing on my home PC which is not domain joined. I tested on a domain computer and yes, it works.


   
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DOMAIN=text:Domain Name,set:userdomain

 

Bonus tip: you can use this:

[text]
noresults=Workgroup

...at the beginning of your config to declare what a null value will return. Otherwise it will display <n/a>.

 


   
Glenn
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@sts-mike that will display for every item that shows no results. A better option is to include the no-result option in the item itself:

DOMAIN=text:Domain Name, set:userdomain, no-result=Workgroup

   
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That is true.  We have ours set to <N/A>, but I wanted to mention "workgroup" for this instance.  I shoulda mentioned that.  Thanks.


   
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