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Rename Server using #Powershell

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Rename Windows Server Name using #PowerShell

Being in the #LazyAdminMode lets rename our server using #PowerShell

Lets start by opening  #PowerShell  and type

Rename-Computer NewComputerName

and that is it 🙂 quick and easy #LoveIt

Next lets restart the Server using #PowerShell  to apply the new name by typing

Restart-Computer

 

To get more information regarding the “Rename-Computer” command you can run the following:

Get-Help Rename-Computer -Examples

 

There you go 🙂 #HappyLazydays

 

 

 

 

 




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