Here is a script we are using as a post-installation task to enable SSH, set the computer name, and then join the computer to our Active Directory managed domain.
Note: the template we are using to name our Macs is the letter 'M' followed by the serial number. You can edit the script to take out the M before '$SN', or you can append anything else you'd like onto it, such as an asset take or location.
Beasts' Domain - VoA Leveling Guide. Beasts' Domain - VoA Leveling Guide. Let me start off this guide by saying that Beasts' Domain is a huge zone with dozens of different locations to grind than the two I have listed on my map above. It would take me indescribably long to research every spot in this zone as well as to write up a guide for it. In principle the apk Beast TV IPTV is only available for devices or tablet with Android or iPhone operating system. But, now install on any computer or notebook. If you have a computer with windows 8/10/7 32 or 64 bits you do not have to worry because it is compatible in all of them, the same happens in all versions of Mac os as Catalina.
Please set HOST, DOMAIN, ADUSERNAME, and ADPASS to match the information for your domain. ADUSERNAME and ADPASS should be a user with sufficient privilages to add the computers to the domain.
#!/bin/bash
HOST='ADserver.domain.com'
DOMAIN='domain.com' Dreamlight mac os.
ADUSERNAME='admin'
ADPASS='secretpassword'
# Enable SSH
echo 'Enabling SSH' Falling time mac os.
systemsetup -setremotelogin on
launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ssh.plist
# Find the serial number
SN=$(system_profiler | grep 'r (system)' | tail -1 | awk '{print $4}')
echo 'Serial Number: $SN'
# Set HostName, LocalHostName, and ComputerName to M$SN
echo 'Setting computer names to M$SN'
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scutil --set HostName M$SN
scutil --set LocalHostName M$SN
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scutil --set ComputerName M$SN
# Add computer to Active Directory
echo 'Adding computer to Active Directory'
dsconfigad -preferred $HOST -domain $DOMAIN -u $ADUSERNAME -p $ADPASS
echo 'Serial Number: $SN'
# Set HostName, LocalHostName, and ComputerName to M$SN
echo 'Setting computer names to M$SN'
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scutil --set HostName M$SN
scutil --set LocalHostName M$SN
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scutil --set ComputerName M$SN
# Add computer to Active Directory
echo 'Adding computer to Active Directory'
dsconfigad -preferred $HOST -domain $DOMAIN -u $ADUSERNAME -p $ADPASS
Published on 4 Jan 2006 · Filed in Explanation · 233 words (estimated 2 minutes to read)Some time ago, Mac OS X Hints published a hint I submitted regarding the use of the .local TLD (top level domain) with Mac OS X. Specifically, the hint centered around the use of Mac OS X with Active Directory domains using the .local TLD. For ease of access, here's that same hint.
Basically, Mac OS X uses the .local TLD for Bonjour/Rendezvous services, and is configured to use multicast DNS (mDNS) for discovery of those services. This configuration occurs via a file named local in the /etc/resolver directory. Apple's Knowledge Base article offers a solution, but that solution involves editing this local file, which affects Bonjour/Rendezvous operation. This solution, on the other hand, does not affect the local file in any way, and thus does not interfere with Bonjour/Rendezvous.
Let's say that you need to integrate Mac OS X with an Active Directory domain called company.local. Simply create a file in /etc/resolver named company.local with the following contents:
Obviously, replace the letters in the text above with the IP addresses of your appropriate DNS servers for the company.local Active Directory domain. Then, flush the lookupd cache with lookupd -flushcache and that's it!
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With this file in place, your Mac OS X system will resolve company.local (or subdomain.company.local) via the instructions in the file /etc/resolver/company.local, but will handle Bonjour/Rendezvous service discovery via mDNS in the same fashion.
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