Problems with a new user account that replaced their deleted account. 2

[TGaylor]

A domain user's account was deleted by accident, and then recreated. Some of the user's permissions to applications and/or data took about four hours to work properly. Does anyone know why some of these permissions took so long to start working?

 

[58sniper]

AD replication?

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[mrdenny]

I would assume AD replication, or the groups weren't set correctly and someone had to set them manually. This is why if you delete a users account by accident you should restore the account instead of creating a new one.

If your domain is a Windows 2008 R2 domain then you have the AD recycle bin you can undo the delete from.

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[TGaylor]

Thanks very much for your responses, AD replication sounds right. It has just never taken that long. We are still on a 2003 domain controller, so not deleting the account is the only way to go.