COMPTIA A+ Practice Exam

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What is the command to add a computer to a network domain?

Netdom join
Netdom add
Net join
Net add

The correct answer is: Netdom add

The command to add a computer to a network domain is "Netdom join." This command is part of the Netdom tool, which is included in Windows Server and can be used to manage Active Directory domains and trusts. The command allows you to join a computer to a domain, which enables the computer to authenticate to domain services and participate in the network controlled by that domain. Using "Netdom join," administrators can specify the domain to join and provide appropriate credentials, thereby facilitating the management of domain-joined computers. This command is particularly useful in environments where multiple computers need to be configured to join a domain, as it can be scripted for automation, ensuring efficiency and consistency in domain management.