Sir, Sach bata raha hu, I had watched a lot of videos which explains about FSMO roles or gives definitions of FSMO roles. Lekin mere ko samaj hi nahi aa raha tha aaj thak. Mey aapko bahut bahut dhanyavadh dhena chahta hu aisa crisp & clear explaination ke liye jo common people can understand. Sir, keep helping people like us & keep Posting. Thank you so much!!
Love the way you explained it. As so many people have mentioned that they have visited lot of videos and found perfect at the end. I am one of them. Thanks a ton sir.
I have seen lots of videos to understand the concept of FSMO but those videos were made me confuse but your video made it very easy. Thanks a lot for the video Sir.
You are the best, I've tried to understand this concept since long time but never understood this.... Now I got to know everything about this topic through your video thank you
Wow great sir ji... nice and easily understaing explanation.. and am searching for your videos in AD for remaining concepts but am unable to find..please provide links
Hi, thoroughly covers all the roles... I have a few questions. if PDC fails can user still able to login??? and how can we identify which FSMO role is not working.
I think you can login with old password if you the password then you can't login and you can you can check roles working or not with given command as reply by sysadmin.
Hello Kuldeep, you can login because you get authenticated by other DC but yes, there are some services which will not work. GPO - you can't access or manage GPO. Time Sync - it impacts to time sync. New Password - user can't change or login with new password. And etc. Yes, you can verify from cli netdom and console as well. Hope this clarify
@@adityabisaria2349 because infrastructure doesn't work if it's placed with GC. GC has more capabilities than Infra master. GC play role of infra plus some additional that is the reason AD use most powerful when both are on same server. And GC is more powerful
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