- Open the Terminal Application
- Type in
sudo -iand type in your Mac Administrator account password.sudogives you root level or administrator level privileges.
Scroll down to the app or game that you want to remove. In this case, scroll down to Mobile Legends. Apps are sorted alphabetically to help you locate them easily. Hover your mouse over the app icon until the Edit and Close buttons are shown. Click on the Close button (X icon) to remove and unbind Mobile Legends from Facebook. Mac OS X connects to what it was told was the nearest domain controller. Mac OS X searches the domain for an existing computer record, and it creates a new computer record to use if it cannot find one. Mac OS X updates its Samba machine password and domain SID. Unbind your machine (Login Options tab, at the bottom) Create a new account with the same short name. Use the existing folder, when you're prompted. An update to my comment of Sep 6 at 15:24 and part of #4 - Apple has just issued a supplemental update that fixes this loophole. The text of their security announcement is.
To View current Active Directory Settings
dsconfigad -show
To Unbind a Computer from an Active Directory Domain
dsconfigad -f -r -u
Note: <username> needs to be replaced with domain administrator who has binding/unbinding rights.
To Bind a Mac Laptop Computer to an Active Directory Domain
<computer-name> --> replace this with the computer name you want to bind to Active Directory<username> --> needs to be replaced with domain administrator who has binding/unbinding rights.<domain> --> replace with domain you want to join.
dsconfigad -a <computer-name> -u <username> -ou 'CN=Computers,DC=network,DC=pcpc,DC=org' -domain <domain> -mobile enable -mobileconfirm enable -localhome enable -useuncpath enable -groups 'Domain Admins,Enterprise Admins' -alldomains enable
To Bind a Mac Desktop Computer to an Active Directory Domain
<computer-name> --> replace this with the computer name you want to bind to Active Directory<username> --> needs to be replaced with domain administrator who has binding/unbinding rights.<domain> --> replace with domain you want to join.
dsconfigad -a <computer-name> -u <username> -ou 'CN=Computers,DC=network,DC=pcpc,DC=org' -domain <domain> -localhome enable -useuncpath enable -groups 'Domain Admins,Enterprise Admins' -alldomains enable
1. For MAC 10.5 Go to Applications>Utilities>Directory Access
If the lock icon is locked, click it and type the name and password of an administrator.
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For MAC 10.6 and above, go to Macintosh HD> System> Library> Core services> Directory
Utility
2. Select Active Directory in the list of services, then click Configure.
3. Click Unbind, then authenticate as a user who has rights to terminate a connection to the
Active Directory domain and click OK.
4. If you see an alert saying the credentials weren’t accepted or the computer can’t contact Active
Directory, you can click Force Unbind to forcibly break the connection.
5. If you forcibly unbind, Active Directory will still contain a computer record for this computer.
You should notify the Active Directory administrator so the administrator knows to remove the
computer record.
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6. In the Services pane, deselect Active Directory’s Enable setting, then click Apply.
8. Double click to open the Directory Access
9. Click the lock to make changes and the following screen will appear
10. Type in your user name to log in and the following screen will appear.
11. Choose services tab and choose Active directory option and choose configure.
12. Hit Apply.
13. Choose unbind from the following screen.
14. Type in the user ID and password (type the old password) and click OK.
15. From the following screen choose the BIND option
16. When you choose bind the following screen pops up.
17. Type in the user name and password and click OK. And password would now be
synchronized and the following screen would appear
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18. Click ok to end the process.