Using dzjoin
The dzjoin command line program enables you to automatically join users to the zone in which their roles and rights are assigned, or to join them to a specific zone by zone name, when they log on to their computer. The dzjoin command line program is particularly useful for organizations that use non-persistent virtual desktop infrastructures.
The syntax for the dzjoin command is:
dzjoin [/c <domain controller>] [/d] [/u <username>] [/f] [/h] [/r [y|n|yes|no]] {/z <zonename> | /s | /v]
Note: If the u option is specified but no password is found in the redirected input, you will be prompted for a password.
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Specify a domain controller to connect to. |
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Retrieve zone data before restarting |
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Specify the user name to join zone using custom credentials. The user name must be in the format: USER@DOMAIN or DOMAIN\USER. The credentials are for remote access only. For the password, you can specify by redirected input. Otherwise, this tool will prompt user for password. |
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Suppress any warnings and/or questions. |
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Displays the command help. |
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Suppress the restart warning and specify to restart machine, if required, after joining zone. If no restart is required, this option is ignored. If no argument is provided, e.g. '/r', the default is to restart (example: '/r yes'). |
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Join a zone using the zone name. If the zone name is not unique, use the canonical name instead. |
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Join to the zone where this computer is already pre-created in the zone or had previously been joined to the zone (but remotely left in a disconnected situation). |
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Display the agent version. |
Note: You can also use the PowerShell command Join-CdmZone to join a zone.
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