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Domain policy difference in Primary/Secondary Domain Controller
Hi guys, I faced this issue whereby i am designing the same domain policy for both primary and secondary domain controller. But what i see is that only primary domain controller is applying the p...
K-AngI've had all sorts of odd issues when the DNS client address has been ::1.
I don't believe you can. What you need to be looking at are Fine Grained Password Policies for running multiple policies.
Dear Mark Lewis,
Sorry for providing wrong information. There is only one domain policy that contains password policy, account policy, kerberos policy and security options. They are in default domain policy. However we have additional policies that defines rules other than the mentioned policies above.
K-AngSo, is the issue with other policies that set options other than password and kerberos not replicating? Things like Only use NTLMv2? Who can log on, drive mapping via preferences?
- Those are replicated fine. Only password policy and account lockout policy is not applying.