Hi people,
I've been asked by a customer to decommission the only DC in a site, and route logons through a central DC instead. The central server is already being shared with the onsite one as a logon server, so in theory should just take over the login authorisation completely when the onsite server is removed. However when I temporarily disabled the server, all the people onsite were moved from the production network on to the guest network, and subsequently were unable to get any of the company resources, including the central log on servers, files servers etc.
I've since realised that it was the NAP role that caused this issue. So before I can demote this server, I'm going to need to remove the NAP role. Does anyone have a good guide to removing NAP which ensures that the users are able to stay on their existing network?
Regards,
Gareth