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KB-1683: How does Centrify work with Microsoft RODC (Read only Domain Controller)

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26 June,20 at 04:18 AM

Question:
Does Centrify product work with Microsoft's Read Only Domain Controller (RODC) located in the DMZ?
 
Answer:
Yes, starting from release 5.5.1 and later where adclient will execute all the necessary changes/updates of AD through RODC to RWDC.
For more explanation on what RODC means, please check the below links.
 
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