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Andrew2022-02-28 11:34:06
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Andrew, 2022-02-28 11:34:06

Is it possible to create a user for AD on the RODC domain controller?

Hello. I want to deal with Rodc.
As far as I understood from the description, the RODC domain controller contains a read-only copy of the Active Directory database!
Raised a regular domain control (RWDC) on a virtual machine and added a RODC to it. I go to the RODC as a user belonging to the Domain Admins group, I go to AD users and computers, I click to add a user. Judas on the RWDC domain controller I go to AD users and computers and see the user added to the RODC. It turns out RODC all the same has access to the AD base not only on reading?

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hint000, 2022-02-28
@dr753

See which server the snap-in is connected to:
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AntHTML, 2022-02-28
@anthtml

Well, if you are on a computer with the RODC service. by logging in as DC admin. added a user through the standard RSAT equipment connected to the RWDC, then the account will appear on the RWDC.
But if you didn't have access/rights to RWDC or the snap-in was connected to RWDC, then, depending on the rights, you could only view or edit the selected branch.

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Andrey, 2022-02-28
@dr753

Thanks for the answer, got it. It turns out that when I run the AD users and computers snap-in on the RODC server, it connects to RWDC by default, so I create users not on rodc but on RWDC. To connect the snap-in specifically to the RODC, go to AD users and computers, right-click on the domain name, select the item change domain controller and select our RODC.

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