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User1: 9. Admin1: 8.
Fine-grained password policies delivered through Password Settings Objects (PSOs) take precedence over the domain-wide Default Domain Policy for any user they apply to. When more than one PSO would apply to the same user only through different group memberships (as opposed to one being linked directly to the user), the PSO with the lowest numeric precedence value wins. User1 is a member of both Group2 (targeted directly by PSO1, precedence 10, minimum password length 9) and Group4 (targeted directly by PSO2, precedence 20, minimum password length 11); since PSO1 ' s precedence value of 10 is lower than PSO2 ' s 20, PSO1 governs, giving User1 an effective minimum password length of 9. Admin1 is a member only of Domain Admins, which is not targeted by either PSO, so no fine-grained password policy applies. Admin1 is also in OU1, which has GPO1 linked to it with a minimum password length of 10, but Account Policy settings such as password policy configured in an OU-linked GPO never affect the effective password policy of domain user accounts -- only a GPO linked at the domain root can supply a fallback domain-wide default, and PSOs otherwise take precedence over that default. With no applicable PSO, Admin1 ' s effective policy falls back to the Default Domain Policy, whose minimum password length in this environment is 8.

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1. Create two additional sites named Site2 and Site3, and move DC2 to Site2 and DC3 to Site3. 2. Create an additional site link that contains Site1 and Site2. 3. Remove Site2 from DEFAULTIPSITELINK.
To give each domain controller its own site, you must first create the two missing sites, Site2 and Site3 (Site1 already exists from the rename), and move the DC2 and DC3 server objects into their respective new sites so that intrasite/intersite replication topology reflects the actual physical separation. All newly created sites are automatically included in DEFAULTIPSITELINK, which means, by default, every site pair would share that single link ' s schedule and cost - that would not let you control the Site1-Site2 schedule independently from Site1-Site3 or Site2-Site3. To isolate control over one specific site pair, you create an additional, dedicated site link that contains only Site1 and Site2, letting you set its own replication schedule and cost for that pair without disturbing the others. However, simply adding this new link is not sufficient, because Site1 and Site2 would still also be connected through DEFAULTIPSITELINK, and the Knowledge Consistency Checker could keep using whichever link is cheaper or both, undermining independent scheduling. Removing Site2 from DEFAULTIPSITELINK eliminates that redundant path, leaving the new dedicated link as the sole path (and therefore the sole schedule) governing Site1-Site2 replication. Manually creating connection objects between specific DCs is unnecessary and discouraged, since the KCC automatically builds and maintains the required connection objects based on the site and site-link topology, which is also why minimizing manual connection-object management helps minimize replication interruptions.