Administrator Guide
41153741f454be9b3ec7fc6fff1cc0e1a3ca2e56fb7f7af16c5d4a6fd71e0d91c742b38782e03a648c8eb39da
" SerialNumber="22PGD42">
d On the backup host, open a Windows PowerShell session as an elevated user, and then run the following commands to enable
the local administrator account, and to update to the same password that you specied for
$password, in step 10a (that is, the
plain text password).
net user administrator /active:yes
net user administrator <password>
10 Set the password eld in the .xml le for the DPMs VMs.
a In a Windows PowerShell session, run the following script to set the $password variable to the password you want to set.
$password = "YourPassword"
ConvertTo-SecureString $password -AsPlainText -Force |
ConvertFrom-SecureString
NOTE: If you want to use the same password as the backup host, you can skip this step and in step 10c,
copy the same encrypted password string.
b Copy the output of this script.
c Copy the output of this script, search for node <BackupVMs> in the .xml le, and update the Password="" eld for all the
DPM VMs on that backup host.
d On the DPM that is not corrupted, run the following commands to enable the local administrator and to update the password.
Specify the same password that you used for $password in step 11a (that is, the plain text password).
net user administrator /active:yes
net user administrator <password>
11 On the Console VM, update the registry subkey for deployment status.
a Open Registry Editor.
b Locate the following registry subkey: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Cloud Solutions\Deployment\Status
c Update the values for the backup host and the DPM VMs from Deployed to DomainJoined. For example:
Figure 34. DomainJoined registry key
12 On the Console VM, still logged in as the local administrator, open an elevated Windows PowerShell session and run the following
script: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Cloud Solutions\DeployDriver\BackupDeployDriver\RunBackupDeployDriver.ps1"
84
Operations