Chapter 8. Read-Only Domain Controllers
This chapter covers the following subjects:
• Installing a Read-Only Domain Controller: This section introduces you to the advantages of using a read-only domain controller (RODC) in a branch office and then shows you how to install this computer and to prestage its computer account at a writable domain controller.
• Managing a Read-Only Domain Controller: This section shows you how to define administrator roles at an RODC and discusses how passwords are stored and replicated on the RODC. Several security measures that help you to protect the RODC are also outlined.
As previously mentioned in Chapter 1, “Getting Started with Active Directory,” a read-only domain controller is a domain controller that ...
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