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The original poster reports encountering an error when trying to join a PC to a domain, specifically stating that the directory service cannot allocate a relative identifier. The second user suggests referencing a Microsoft support article that explains the error, which occurs when the RID Master fails to allocate new RIDs, likely indicating an issue with the domain’s RID pool or domain controller. Overall, the discussion highlights a common domain join problem related to RID allocation, with a recommended solution to consult official Microsoft resources.
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codenamenoname22

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windows cannot create the object because the directory service was
unable to allocate relative identifier.

and unable to join pc in domain

Any suggestion to fix this issue.
 

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Beyond my daily working knowledge, so, read this:

support.microsoft.com

Windows help and learning | Microsoft Support

Find help and how-to articles for Windows operating systems. Get support for Windows and learn about installation, updates, privacy, security and more.
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