You want a ton of random domain issues keep doing it the way he is without regenerating the sid at each deployment. As sc02 said, if you clone a currently-joined computer and deploy that image throughout the domain, you WILL have issues. There is a reason that sysprep includes the option to change machine SIDs, and newsid just took it one step further for ease of use. Also within imaging utilities like acronis and ghost, they have options to regenerate the sid during imaging so that you don't have to run sysprep.
Change it anyway. Run sysprep before taking your image and restore your machines using that image. The system identifier gets put on during the install process, not during a join of the domain. Sysprep it before you image it. Search In. I recently P2V a windows member server, now the original is having issues logging on to domain, do I need to change the sid on clone, I change the name of clone took off domin and rejoined the clone.
If you are careful you can get newsid from places like cnet. It is still available in the wild. I might even have it in my toolbox in the office. Newsid is the quickest and easiest way to get it done.
Just disconnect the machine from the domain ensure you have a local admin account configured and know the password before you do this, been there done that and wasted a few hours trying to recover an admin account. Run the newsid and then reconnect it to the domain. You shouldn't really have 2 systems on the same network with the same name - did you rename the VM already then? To continue this discussion, please ask a new question.
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