How To change Logon server Name through Command Line:
echo %logonserver%
set logonserver=\\server1
set logonserver
open Command Prompt
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Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.14393]
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C:\Users\user>echo %logonserver%
\\ServerName1
C:\Users\user>set logonserver
LOGONSERVER=\\ServerName1
C:\Users\user>set logonserver=\\ServerName2
C:\Users\user>set logonserver
LOGONSERVER=\\ServerName2
C:\Users\user> echo %logonserver%
\\ServerName2
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2 comments:
Hello. This method does not work. It successfully changes the logonserver variable, but it does not change which domain controller is used by the workstation or server. A gpupdate or another logon will use location services to determine the correct logonserver.
Gary
view here:
https://andreagx.blogspot.com/2019/08/how-to-switch-domain-controller.html
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