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- How to Find Which Logon Server You Authenticated to (Domain Controller)
There are times when you need to determine which domain controller you have authenticated to This can be helpful for a number of reasons such as troubleshooting group policy, slow logins, application issues, map network drives or printers, and so on
- PowerShell Get Logon Server: A Quick Guide
Discover the magic of PowerShell Get Logon Server Uncover how to swiftly identify logon servers in your network with this concise, practical guide
- LOGONSERVER variable keep previous DC logon - Microsoft Q A
One thing I've seen is the %logonserver% variable can sometimes be inaccurate and using nltest is better This article fixes an issue where the application can't authenticate users when you shut down a Domain Controller
- How can I tell which Domain controller Im authenticated to?
To only get the logonserver information, type set log (which is simply an abbreviation of set logonserver) The name of the domain controller you authenticated against will be returned
- Windows - Set Logon Se. . . | Docs
To complete this task, perform the following procedures: Identify Replication Partners Use this procedure to identify a domain controller that is a replication partner of the domain controller that you are removing Identify a replication partner in the same site, if possible
- Find which DC a computer is authenticated to
The %logonserver% environment variable shows the DC which authenticated the user - not the computer To see which DC authenticated the computer, run this command:
- Find What Domain Controller Am I Using? - ShellGeek
In PowerShell, use $env:logonserver to get the domain controller list you are connected to The environment variable LogonServer contains information about the domain controllers
- Find Domain Controller (Logon Server) You Authenticated to
Sometimes you may want to find out which domain controller your computer is authenticated to (your Logon Server) This can come in handy when there are issues applying Group Policies or when users complain about slow logons
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