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KB-9892: dzjoin /f option does not suppress restart warning

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12 April,18 at 10:48 PM

Problem: Suppress the restart warning by entering `dzjoin /f` on the Centrify Security Server (version 2017.2 or later) command line interface, the restart warning is still shown.

Cause: System requires to restart after join and leave zone.

Workaround: 

Manually create an answer.txt file.

Open the command line interface on the Centrify Security Server (version 2017.2) and enter the following command.

dzjoin /c domain1.test /z zone1 <c:\answer.txt

Open this answer.txt file and add the following line to it:

No

Afterwards, system can be rebooted manually later, as  when `dzjoin /f` option is executed with the above in place, it will automatically answer the reboot question ("N" or "No").

Resolution: It is fixed in Suite 2017.3.

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