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Got it resolved, we had to add all 193 countries Google domains to SSL inspection bypass. (wild card not supported in our solution :/)

Hi Mark, Did this ever got resolved? the issue seem to appear when students return from holiday abroad. Their accounts try to access accounts.google.[country domain] . Any way to change this back to accounts.google.co.uk by the end user? ta

Prince of Persia DOS game on win95.

+1 been using this since launch, it's free and does all we need for chromebook asset management.

First of all, for your Chromebooks do you have Chrome Enterprise licenses or Chrome Education licenses? 1 and 2, you can do from the chrome device management in the Admin console (admin.google.com)

Have setup SpiceWorks cloud edition here and whole of the premises team use the mobile app.

SIMS Database Manager - Sydenham, London SE26 - £30k pa

SIMS Database Administrator | Girls' Day School Trust

Sydenham High School - GDST

Please follow the below link to apply. GDST vacancies | ICT Technician | The Girls Day School Trust

Guess what! my DN path was missing an OU name(confirmed with DSquery...) the -OUpath syntax works now, I'm loving it

Hey Michael, That's what I'm trying to avoid. Without the -OUpath syntax it will join the machine to domain to an existing computer account but I do not want to pre-create accounts in AD. Running powershell as a administrator, with unrestricted ExecutionPolicy, testing the addcomputer.ps1 manually with the -OUpath syntax and I get the system cannot find the file specified. If there is no solution than I guess I have to do just that that brings up the question is -OUpath syntax broken? Has it worked for others out there?

Hi, I am doing the same thing here. But what I really like to do is to add the computers to a specific OU but I get the following error, wonder if anyone can over look the script or suggest a solution? also posted on technet forums but no reply so far(I will post any updates from there over here) The script is : $username = "domain\Admin" $password = ConvertTo-SecureString "password" -AsPlainText -Force $myCred = New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential $username, $password Add-Computer -DomainName domain.com -Credential $mycred -OUPath “OU=OUtest-VMs,OU=OUComputers,DC=domain,DC=com” Output 2 (intentionally made a computer account in AD to check FQDN) skip to Output 1 below: PS C:\Windows\system32> C:\addcomputer.ps1 Add-Computer : This command cannot be executed on target computer('PC-TEMP2') due to following error: The account already exists. At C:\addcomputer.ps1:5 char:13 + Add-Computer <<<< -DomainName domain.com -Credential $mycred -OUPath “OU=OUtest-VMs,OU=OUComputers,DC=domain,DC=com” + CategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: (PC-TEMP2:String) [Add-Computer], InvalidOperationException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : InvalidOperationException,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.AddComputerCommand Output 1 (actual problem) with error : The system cannot find the file specified. what does this mean? note that I changed the PC name, replication is a Bi*** here! PS C:\Windows\system32> C:\addcomputer.ps1 Add-Computer : This command cannot be executed on target computer('PC-TEMP3') due to following error: The system cannot find the file specified. At C:\addcomputer.ps1:5 char:13 + Add-Computer <<<< -DomainName domain.com -Credential $mycred -OUPath “OU=OUtest-VMs,OU=OUComputers,DC=domain,DC=com” + CategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: (PC-TEMP3:String) [Add-Computer], InvalidOperationException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : InvalidOperationException,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.AddComputerCommand