148Updating Security Identifiers (SIDs) and computer names

Using Ghost Walker

Running Ghost Walker from the command line

You can run Ghost Walker from the command line in DOS.

The command-line syntax is as follows:

GHSTWALK[/CN=

<new_computer_name>”<random_computer_name_format>”] [/BV=<drv>:<part>[/AV=ALL/AV=<drv>:<part> ... ]] [/SURE][/DIAG][/IGNORE_DOMAIN][/IGNORE_ENCRYPTFILES] [/REBOOT][/REPORT[=<report filename>]][/#E=<license file>] [SID=<replacement SID][/FNI][/FNS][/FNX] [/MNUPD=<registry path>][@<argumentfile>] [LOGGING][SAFE_LOGGING][/H/HELP/?]

Table 11-1describes the command-line options.

Table 11-1Command-line options

Switch

Description

 

 

/CN=

Specifies a new computer name.

<new_computer_

The new name must be the same length as the original name and

name>

cannot contain any of the following characters:

 

/\[]”:;<>+=,?*

 

To include spaces in the computer name, enclose the computer

 

name in quotes. For example, /CN="EW PC 123"

 

 

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