Domain user PC setup via a VPN to on premise domain controller

This is a solution that actually works every time that saves system builders time, so they don't need to go to site to setup a user on a local domain. Provided you have a VPN device that you can connect to that provides network access, then this solution will work for you.
We prep and deploy desktop & laptop systems to Clients throughout the South of England and this solution saves our system builder's time. The domain controller we're connecting to in this video is a QNAP device that provides Active Directory services and file sharing for a Company of 85 users around the UK.
If you're still running a local domain controller and you're building computers away from the office, then this is a perfect solution for you.

[@mahsakhajavi5416]

Thank you so much. it was a great tutorial

[@seigowedderburn4512]

Excellent video, i have a Cloud VPS Windows Server 2022, I will be domain Joining the Office computers to this via windows VPN, is there a Video to configure the windows Server with the VPN to allow the clients to domain join ?

[@mohammedmohammed-el5bp]

WHAT A GREAT VIDEO SIR.
HOW DO CONFIGURE MY SYSTEM WITH A VPN JUST YOU AS HAVE DONE.

[@learnerit3164]

Hi, thanks for a good tutorial!
So, you basically introduced how WFH users join in on-prem AD over VPN, correct?
The question is how to keep VPN before login to windows. If users logon to laptops using cache, I think it's a bit of problem.

[@dg9576]

I know what your trying to get to, in that instance they can login locally back in turn vpn back on, logoff back off, and login to domain using *DOMAIN*(NetbiosName)/username ie AD/bob.burger VPN is configured only to that domain controller via DNS (ip or sitename thats in the DNS setup)

[@avromukherjee886]

need more video how to join a pc via cloud server