Open Wootangy opened 7 years ago
No, the script does not modify the task sequence xml (ts.xml).
Better way to authorize DHCP server in Active Directory during hydration is to remove the built in authorize step and use single line powershell command: Add-DhcpServerInDC. This will authorize DHCP server during hydration using the current domain admin account that is already used to run task sequence engine. No need to hardcode credentials in task sequence.
Thanks for the tip on using the Add-DhcpServerInDC cmdlet. Will update the kit.
In the task sequence for DC01,does this script change the domain name in the Authorize DHCP step in the State Restore node? Thanks agian for this.