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Find the nearest domain controller (or logon server) you authenticated to -  YouTube
Find the nearest domain controller (or logon server) you authenticated to - YouTube

Find User's Last Logon Time using 4 Easy Methods
Find User's Last Logon Time using 4 Easy Methods

net (command) - Wikipedia
net (command) - Wikipedia

Directory Services forum
Directory Services forum

How to Find Which Logon Server You Authenticated to (Domain Controller) -  Active Directory Pro
How to Find Which Logon Server You Authenticated to (Domain Controller) - Active Directory Pro

Active Directory – Check Which Domain Controller your Machine is Getting  Authenticated – HeelpBook
Active Directory – Check Which Domain Controller your Machine is Getting Authenticated – HeelpBook

SysAdmin Commands, Tips, and Tricks - brycematheson.io
SysAdmin Commands, Tips, and Tricks - brycematheson.io

How to Change logonserver for your pc or server? - YouTube
How to Change logonserver for your pc or server? - YouTube

How to Find Which Logon Server You Authenticated to (Domain Controller) -  Active Directory Pro
How to Find Which Logon Server You Authenticated to (Domain Controller) - Active Directory Pro

active directory - Domain computers read policies from different domain  controllers - Server Fault
active directory - Domain computers read policies from different domain controllers - Server Fault

Find Domain Controller (Logon Server) You Authenticated to | Windows OS Hub
Find Domain Controller (Logon Server) You Authenticated to | Windows OS Hub

How to Find Which Logon Server You Authenticated to (Domain Controller) -  Active Directory Pro
How to Find Which Logon Server You Authenticated to (Domain Controller) - Active Directory Pro

Find User's Last Logon Time using 4 Easy Methods
Find User's Last Logon Time using 4 Easy Methods

Find Domain Controller (Logon Server) You Authenticated to | Windows OS Hub
Find Domain Controller (Logon Server) You Authenticated to | Windows OS Hub

Windows Server - How to identify which domain controller authenticated a  user | Interface Technical Training
Windows Server - How to identify which domain controller authenticated a user | Interface Technical Training

Windows Server - How to identify which domain controller authenticated a  user | Interface Technical Training
Windows Server - How to identify which domain controller authenticated a user | Interface Technical Training

Windows Server Date Issue: After setting the time to 13 Sep 2037 2:46:6 UTC  and beyond, domain members cannot logon/apply GPO to the domain computers.  - Microsoft Q&A
Windows Server Date Issue: After setting the time to 13 Sep 2037 2:46:6 UTC and beyond, domain members cannot logon/apply GPO to the domain computers. - Microsoft Q&A

How to find out which Domain Controller my PC is talking to?
How to find out which Domain Controller my PC is talking to?

How to find which DC a computer is authenticated to
How to find which DC a computer is authenticated to

Determine which domain controller (Logon Server) you have authenticated  against.
Determine which domain controller (Logon Server) you have authenticated against.

Domain Controller Selection - Concurrency
Domain Controller Selection - Concurrency

Find Domain Controller (Logon Server) You Authenticated to | Windows OS Hub
Find Domain Controller (Logon Server) You Authenticated to | Windows OS Hub

Determine which domain controller (Logon Server) you have authenticated  against.
Determine which domain controller (Logon Server) you have authenticated against.

Find Domain Controller (Logon Server) You Authenticated to | Windows OS Hub
Find Domain Controller (Logon Server) You Authenticated to | Windows OS Hub

How to Find Which Logon Server You Authenticated to (Domain Controller) -  Active Directory Pro
How to Find Which Logon Server You Authenticated to (Domain Controller) - Active Directory Pro

Find the nearest domain controller (or logon server) you authenticated to -  YouTube
Find the nearest domain controller (or logon server) you authenticated to - YouTube