Verify the secure connection between a workstation and a domain
controller.
In Windows 10 use the Test-ComputerSecureChannel PowerShell cmdlet instead.
Syntax
NETDOM VERIFY machine [/Domain:domain]
[/UserO:user] [/PasswordO:[password | *]]
[/SecurePasswordPrompt]
Key:
machine The name of the computer whose secure connection is to be verified.
/Domain The domain with which to verify the secure connection.
/UserO User account used to make the connection with the machine to be
verified.
/PasswordO Password of the user account specified By /UserO.
Specifying a * will prompt for the password.
/SecurePasswordPrompt
Use secure credentials popup to specify credentials. This
option should be used when smartcard credentials need to be
specified. This option is only in effect when the password
value is supplied as *
Netdom options can be abbreviated to just the UPPER case letters, e.g. /PasswordO can be supplied as just /PO
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Related:
NETDOM RESET - Reset the secure connection between a workstation and a DC.
PowerShell equivalent: Test-ComputerSecureChannel - Test and repair the secure channel to the domain.