Re: User privilege caching in Active Directory?

Hi Dean!
Since the web application runs on the domain controller itself (and
there is only one domain controller in my environment), there should
not be any replication delay for this effect.
Moreover the membership of the user is correctly recognized, but he is
not allowed to perform the actions that are related to the new groups
he belongs.
Thanks!
.

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