Step 2: Once in the Command Prompt, throw in the below command and hitEnter.
If you want to know how to switch domain controller, continue reading.
Thats all there is to it.
You have successfully switched the domain controller.
Remember that the switch is not permanent, and restarting might result in a new domain controller being selected.
For whatever reason, if you want to set the domain controller via registry, continue reading.
How to Set Domain Controller via Registry
In the prompt, selectYes.
Step 2: In the top address bar, enter the mentioned address.
Note: you might manually navigate to the section too.
Step 3: Under the Parameters folder,right-click, selectNew, and chooseString Value.
Step 4: TypeSiteNamein the name field and hitEnter.
Example- DC1.mydomain.com
There you go.
The domain controller has been set via Windows Registry.
Step 3: Under the Parameters folder,right-click, selectNew, and chooseDWORD (32-bit) Value.
Step 4: TypeNodeTypein the name field.
Step 5: Double-hit the new value, type4in the Value Data field, and pressOK.
Step 6: Again,right-click, selectNew, and chooseDWORD (32-bit) Value.
Step 7: TypeEnableLMHOSTSin the name field.
Step 8: Double-nudge the new value, type1in the Value Data field, and pressOK.
Finally, reboot the system to implement the changes.
The new domain controller will be set when the system boots up.
In case of any difficulties, consult experienced IT professionals for better guidance.
If you have any queries, check out the FAQ section below.
This helps ensure that domain services are available even if one domain controller fails.
Common issues include DNS misconfigurations, replication problems, incorrect time options, and permission issues.
Its essential to monitor the process carefully and resolve any issues that may arise.
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