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Harrison Midkiff
Hello:
My network is a single forest with AD's in remote offices. I have my
replication to happen over night and for 1 hour during lunch. It seems we
are having a problem with people who are in remote offices changing there
passwords. When they log in they are authenticated by there local DC. If
they are prompted to change there password that is where it is changed.
Next they try and log on to the corporate Intranet or open there Outlook
which are located in the main office. They are prompted to enter there
password as if it does not know who they are. If they enter there old
password they can get in. Obviously the password has not been replicated.
I thought passwords as pertaining to replication replicated right away. Is
this correct? Can I tweak something to speed up password replication?
Thanks
Harrison Midkiff
My network is a single forest with AD's in remote offices. I have my
replication to happen over night and for 1 hour during lunch. It seems we
are having a problem with people who are in remote offices changing there
passwords. When they log in they are authenticated by there local DC. If
they are prompted to change there password that is where it is changed.
Next they try and log on to the corporate Intranet or open there Outlook
which are located in the main office. They are prompted to enter there
password as if it does not know who they are. If they enter there old
password they can get in. Obviously the password has not been replicated.
I thought passwords as pertaining to replication replicated right away. Is
this correct? Can I tweak something to speed up password replication?
Thanks
Harrison Midkiff