![]() Watch this video to learn about Windows LAPS. Support for the Azure role-based access control model for securing passwords that are stored in Azure Active Directory.A fine-grained security model (access control lists and optional password encryption) for securing passwords that are stored in Windows Server Active Directory.Ability to sign in to and recover devices that are otherwise inaccessible. ![]() Improved security for remote help desk scenarios.Protection against pass-the-hash and lateral-traversal attacks.Use Windows LAPS to regularly rotate and manage local administrator account passwords and get these benefits: Disable legacy LAPS emulation mode may also be used to prevent those issues. Issue #2: If you apply a legacy LAPS policy to a device patched with the Apupdate, Windows LAPS will immediately enforce\honor the legacy LAPS policy, which may be disruptive (for example if done during OS deployment workflow). Disable legacy LAPS emulation mode (result: legacy LAPS will take over management of the managed account) Uninstall the legacy LAPS CSE (result: Windows LAPS will take over management of the managed account)ī. Two primary workarounds exist for the above issue:Ī. Microsoft is working on a fix for this issue. Symptoms include Windows LAPS event log IDs 1003, as well as legacy LAPS event ID 6. Issue #1: If you install the legacy LAPS CSE on a device patched with the Apsecurity update and an applied legacy LAPS policy, both Windows LAPS and legacy LAPS will enter a broken state where neither feature will update the password for the managed account. Please read the following to understand the scenario parameters plus possible workarounds. The Apupdate has two potential regressions related to interoperability with legacy LAPS scenarios. The Windows LAPS on-premises Active Directory scenarios are fully supported as of the above updates. ![]() Windows LAPS is now available on the following OS platforms with the specified update or later installed: ![]() Windows LAPS supported platforms and Azure AD LAPS preview status An authorized administrator can retrieve the DSRM password and use it. You also can use Windows LAPS to automatically manage and back up the Directory Services Restore Mode (DSRM) account password on your Windows Server Active Directory domain controllers.
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