This command allows an admin to view or modify the password replication policy for RODCs. /prp[ADDITIONAL_ARGS] can be either of view add delete move for view, add, and delete, can be either of rodc_name * for move, is rodc_name [ADDITIONAL_ARGS] depend on view: This operation displays the principals in the specified list or displays the current password replication policy for a specified principal. /prp view { | } is either of auth2 - the list of security principals which have been authenticated by the RODC allow - security principals (or groups of security principals) for which the RODC is explicitly allowed to replicate passwords. deny - the list of security principals (or groups of security principals) for which RODC is explicitly denied permission to replicate passwords. reveal - the list of security principals (users and computers) which have their current password cached by the RODC The allow and deny lists typically contain groups - direct or nested membership of any of the groups implies membership of the relevant "list". add: This operation adds the specified principal to the allow list. /prp add allow delete: This operation deletes the specified principal (or all principals) from the auth2/allow list. /prp delete allow { |/all} /prp delete auth2 /all move: This operation moves all the principals from the auth2 list to the specified group. If the group does not exist, it is created. If the group is not in the allow list of the RODC, it is added. /prp move [/noauth2cleanup] [/users_only|/comps_only] /noauth2cleanup - The auth2 list will be cleaned up by default when using the move operation. Use this switch to avoid the cleanup. /users_only - Only user objects will be moved from the auth2 list to the allow list. /comps_only - Only computer objects will be moved from the auth2 list to the allow list.
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