Hi there,
I'm on Samba (on a testing environment) since 2 months and it's quite
good so far. I've connected few services to the DC (our printer system, NAS,
etc?) and it's ready to be in production with all the GPOs I created.
But... I made a mistake with the domain name. I used a subdomain
(tech.example.com) I thought I wouldn't need outside of the company and
other services are using this subdomain and it's sub subdomains
(nas1.tech.example.com, vpn1.tech?)? Samba DNS is accessible from outside the
network, and as it's not a great idea, I decided I need to rename the domain
(to ad.example.com).
First of all I read this article:
https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Domain_rename_tool, which is pretty
straightforward but I'm stuck at few details:
1- I want to rename the domain, not the netbios name (currently EXAMPLECOM), and
samba doesn't allow using the same netbios. Is it a safe to rename it twice?
First I rename to ad1.example.com/EXAMPLE1, restore it to a standalone VM, then
rename it again to the final domain name/netbios I would like:
ad.example.com/EXAMPLECOM . THEN restore again in VM and join it to old DC and
finally demote old DC ?
2- If I understand correctly the doc, I won't have any issues with my
userPrincipalName, as they all use additional @domain names and not the DC
domain. Right ?
3- To handle GPOs, I need to export all of them from old domain, and reimport
all of them to new domain. Do I need to change anything inside them? I'm
using shares on nas1.tech.example.com and they will still be used as they are.
Right ?
Anything else to pay attention to ?
Thanks for your guidance.
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