Your network contains an Active Directory domain named contoso.com. The domain contains two
domain controllers. The domain controllers are configured as shown in the following table.
In the perimeter network, you install a new server named Server1 that runs a Server Core
Installation of Windows Server 2012 R2. You need to join Server1 to the contoso.com domain. What
should you use?
A.
The New-ADComputer cmdlet
B.
The djoin.exe command
C.
The dsadd.exe command
D.
The Add-Computer cmdlet
djoin.exe is only used for offline domain joins with the /provision and /requestODJ options. Add-Computer is the cmdlet that preferred method of joining computers in domains. Alternatively, one could use netdom.exe, not listed in the answers.
Answer is D.
The Add-Computer cmdlet adds the local computer or remote computers to a domain or workgroup, or moves them from one domain to another. It also creates a domain account if the computer is added to the domain without an account.
You can use the parameters of this cmdlet to specify an organizational unit (OU) and domain controller or to perform an unsecure join.
To get the results of the command, use the Verbose and PassThru parameters.
Correct answer is B. They said perimeter network (also known as DMZ). Please do not post wrong answer though I probably will not take you seriously considering you call yourself idiot and Stupid.
Could you please explain your reasoning behind this answer and why others are wrong?
Tested in Lab from a workgroup W8 VM:
Add-Computer -DomainName adatum.com
And the computer object was created in AD.
Answer is D.
Yes but in perimiter network you dont have access to dc so you have to use djon to perform offline domain join.
Key Word “perimeter”