One of the quickest way of checking if a computer you are on is Workgroup joined or domain joined for admins is by Going to the Settings > System > About > Advanced System Settings> Computer Name
Alternatively, you can also do a right click on the My Computer folder > Properties > Advanced.
A quicker way of getting to the information (while also finding more helpful information about the computers is to use Get-ComputerInfo cmdlet. You can use it like:
Alternatively, you can also do a right click on the My Computer folder > Properties > Advanced.
A quicker way of getting to the information (while also finding more helpful information about the computers is to use Get-ComputerInfo cmdlet. You can use it like:
Get-ComputerInfo | select *domain*
For personal machines (not joined to any domains) it will show up under the csdomain as WORKGROUP and CsPartOfDomain as FALSE
For personal machines (not joined to any domains) it will show up under the csdomain as WORKGROUP and CsPartOfDomain as FALSE
For domain joined machines, these parameters will show the name of the domain it is joined to. Also, you can note which type of the server it is (e.g. Memberserver, DomainController, PimaryDomainController etc.) under the CsDomainRole
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