After an RODC gets stolen along with a few other computers, Shania, the system administrator, resets the computer accounts of the stolen computers that were cached on the RODC. She accomplishes this task by using the Reset all passwords for computer accounts that were cached on this Read-only Domain Controller option. Which of the following is true of this scenario?
A) The stolen computers can rejoin the domain after resetting their passwords.
B) Any computers that were not stolen will need to rejoin the domain.
C) Shania does not need to delete the stolen RODC computer account if the other computer accounts are reset.
D) The Active Directory database on the stolen RODC is deleted automatically.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

CResetting the passwords for computer accounts cached on a stolen RODC does not affect the ability of the stolen computers to rejoin the domain, nor does it automatically delete the Active Directory database on the stolen RODC. However, it does require any computers that were not stolen but had their accounts cached on the RODC to rejoin the domain because their trust relationship with the domain will be broken. Additionally, resetting the passwords does not eliminate the need to delete the stolen RODC's computer account from Active Directory to ensure security, but it's a separate action from managing the computer accounts.

After an RODC Gets Stolen Along with a Few Other