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How to Add a Windows Server AD Domain Account as Local Account in Macbook pro?

I believe you all already know how to add a Mac Machine to Windows AD it’s pretty simple and straight. Yup its simple when you already know it. We all get to add it to domain but cannot make users login through their AD username and password once disconnected from LAN or when the dot is red. I will still walk through the process of adding to domain so that if you found this article on the first instance  Adding MAC to Windows AD domain. These steps are more relevant on macOS Mojave or High Sierra. Let’s start Mac Should be connected to the AD Server Network. Click on System preferences and click on Users and Groups. Unlock the same and click on Join. Enter server name in the popup window or enter the IP address   of  AD Server   (If you prefer to use Domain name DNS settings should be changed prior to using Domain name, DNS should be set to your internal DNS Server IP address). Then enter System name as specified in AD and...

Ubuntu Server or Desktop- Terminal enter into Admin Mode

Can we enter commands in a terminal without the Sudo at start of every command in Linux. Yes we can absolutely do that you need to type in Sudo Su at the starting once you enter into terminal in Linux and it will request for your password and once your password is authenticated you have entered the Admin Mode of it. It is similar to open CMD in Administrator mode in Windows. Once you are in Sudo Su mode you can enter all the commands without Sudo and it will work. If you have only one or 2 commands to pc executed you can just add Sudo at the start and it should prompt for password and execute it once authenticated.