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their domain controller will be set via dhcp and there you set the rodc as the domain controller
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their domain controller will be set via dhcp and there you set the rodc as the domain controller

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If you have DHCP on RODC site, and if your users are not using static IPs, DHCP will assign them IP in subnet belonging to RODC and user will automatically get authenticated via RODC<br />
Via RODC means RODC will authenticate user via R/W DC in another site<br />
U may cache user password on RODC, however its not required<br />
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U have opened another question on same topic, check that for more details
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If you have DHCP on RODC site, and if your users are not using static IPs, DHCP will assign them IP in subnet belonging to RODC and user will automatically get authenticated via RODC
Via RODC means RODC will authenticate user via R/W DC in another site
U may cache user password on RODC, however its not required

U have opened another question on same topic, check that for more details

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Sites and Services is off, this defines the DC. &nbsp;Maybe you not have the subnets assigned to the correct sites.
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Sites and Services is off, this defines the DC.  Maybe you not have the subnets assigned to the correct sites.

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I have a question for Read Only DC. I have been asked to provide the script to make users who travel to remote location to make sure they authenticate to the Read Only DC when they travel....I am trying to understand how this works and what are the prerequisites? What do we need in order to make sure that users who travel to specific site where we have Read Only DC will authenticate to that RODC? Does this relates to users, computer, &nbsp;group accounts as well? What do we need to identify?<br />
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Please let me know.<br />
Thank you.
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I have a question for Read Only DC. I have been asked to provide the script to make users who travel to remote location to make sure they authenticate to the Read Only DC when they travel....I am trying to understand how this works and what are the prerequisites? What do we need in order to make sure that users who travel to specific site where we have Read Only DC will authenticate to that RODC? Does this relates to users, computer,  group accounts as well? What do we need to identify?

Please let me know.
Thank you.

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