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peer-to-peer using a multi-master relationship. The server name will be changed after the

upgrade. Domain controllers can be renamed, but the domain must be running at the Windows

Server 2003 functional level to support this ability.

Because the domain functional level is Windows Server 2003 interim, renaming the domain

controller must wait. Once again, the domain functional level must be set to Windows Server 2003

before the name of a domain controller can be changed. The renaming procedure that follows is

taken from the Help and Support Center in Windows Server 2003.

To rename a domain controller, follow these steps:

1. Open Command Prompt.

2. Type the following:

netdom comp

netdom compnetdom comp

netdom computername

uternameutername

utername CurrentComputerName /add:

/add:/add:

/add:NewComputerName

This command updates the service principal name (SPN) attributes in Active Directory for this

computer account and register DNS resource records for the new computer name. The SPN

value of the computer account must be replicated to all domain controllers for the domain and

the DNS resource records for the new computer name must be distributed to all the

authoritative DNS servers for the domain name. If the updates and registrations have not

occurred prior to removing the old computer name, then some clients may be unable to locate

this computer using the new or old name.

3. Ensure the computer account updates and DNS registrations are completed.

4. Type the following:

netdom computername

netdom computernamenetdom computername

netdom computername

CurrentComputerName

/makepr

/makepr/makepr

/makeprimary:

imary:imary:

imary:

NewComputerName

5. Restart the computer.

6. In Command Prompt, type the following:

netdom computername

netdom computernamenetdom computername

netdom computername NewComputerName /remove:

/remove:/remove:

/remove:OldComputerName

Value Description

CurrentComputerName The current, or primary, computer name or IP address of the computer you

are renaming.

NewComputerName The new name for the computer. The NewComputerName must be a fully

qualified domain name (FQDN). The primary DNS suffix specified in the

FQDN for NewComputerName must be the same as the primary DNS suffix

of CurrentComputerName or it must be contained in the list of allowed DNS

suffixes specified in the msDS-AllowedDNSSuffixes attribute of the

domainDns object.

OldComputerName The old name of renamed computer.

Renaming a domain controller requires that you first provide a FQDN as a new computer name

for the domain controller. All of the computer accounts for the domain controller must contain the

updated SPN attribute and all the authoritative DNS servers for the domain name must contain

the host (A) resource record for the new computer name. Both the old and new computer names

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