Subclass of CIM_Service
Access to the Realmd Service. Realmd is used to discover realms available for joining as well as providing a mechanism for joining and leaving a realm.
string Domain
The name of the domain that this computer is a member of or NULL if not a member of any domain.
uint32 LeaveDomain (string Domain, string User, string Password, string[] OptionNames, string[] OptionValues)
Make the computer leave its joined domain.
Parameters
- IN string Domain
- The name of the domain to join.
- IN string User
- The administrative user who is authorizing joining the domain. Or NULL for a one time password based join.
- IN string Password
- Either NULL for an automatic join, a one time password, or the password for the administrative user in the User parameter.
- IN string[] OptionNames
- This array is correlated with the OptionValues array. Each entry is related to the entries in the other array located at the same index. In this way a (name,value) tuple can be constructed.
- IN string[] OptionValues
- This array is correlated with the OptionNames array. Each entry is related to the entries in the other array located at the same index. In this way a (name,value) tuple can be constructed.
uint32 JoinDomain (string Domain, string User, string Password, string[] OptionNames, string[] OptionValues)
Join the computer to a domain.
Parameters
- IN string Domain
- The name of the domain to join.
- IN string User
- The administrative user who is authorizing joining the domain. Or NULL for a one time password based join.
- IN string Password
- Either NULL for an automatic join, a one time password, or the password for the administrative user in the User parameter.
- IN string[] OptionNames
- This array is correlated with the OptionValues array. Each entry is related to the entries in the other array located at the same index. In this way a (name,value) tuple can be constructed.
- IN string[] OptionValues
- This array is correlated with the OptionNames array. Each entry is related to the entries in the other array located at the same index. In this way a (name,value) tuple can be constructed.