Finally, your script will be looks like as below ✌
Finally, your script will be looks like as below ✌
Hello friends, In some scenarios tech guys have to provide their username and password to join the machine into the domain. and Task Sequence wants to store the info somewhere before execute the actual domain join step.
I have seen the problem, that sometimes builds engineers are not providing the correct username and password to the TS and the domain join step is getting failed due to incorrect username and password.
Don't worry! this is a common issue with anyone and we can fix it by checking the user is present on AD and will authenticate him at the same time when he provides the credential details to the Task Sequence.
How?
Hello friends,
Domain join is the most important step in
the Task Sequence. If the domain join does not happen, there is no value to execute
the task sequence ahead. Because if we missed joining the domain during the task
sequence execution, the domain users can not log in to the machine and we have to
reimage the machine again, simply this waste of time.
Here is one important thing we have to
note down, this step is not failing anyhow. So, if the domain join is failed
even. Still, a task sequence will execute the next step.
We only know that domain join is failed
while login in the machine post-task sequence completes.
Why is domain join fail sometimes?
We are joining the machines to the domain once driver installation is done (before first reboot the machine). We observed post drivers’ installation sometimes network drivers loos the connectivity and this is causing the domain join failure.