We need a fully automated way to reset the KrbTgt (Golden Ticket) password. This is not a manually created or managed account thus the system should manage it's password. Currently, by default, the password would never change. If you want to change the password it is not as simple as a normal password change event.

I want a GPO that controls the schedule of KrbTgt (Golden Ticket) password reset. It should default to every 6 months. This would make the default configuration of domain controllers much more secure.

This would be in line with the guidance found in the following STIG:
https://www.stigviewer.com/stig/windowsserver20122012r2domain_controller/2019-01-16/finding/V-91777

People like Windows cause its a generally easy operating system to use for a non-techy person. The whole Linux based system of using the command prompt to specify which user or groups can access your so called "server" is utter bullshit because for one thing it adds to the things the user would have to learn to use the operating system. Linux is a complicated operating system. Most of the tutorials on Youtube are HOURS long. Lastly and more importantly, WHY WOULD YOU WANT TO HAVE ANYONE OR ANY OTHER GROUP TO ACCESS YOUR MACHINE? Absolute privacy on a machine should be standard. Windows has been an easy to use operating system. I have used Linux and I hate it. They say its security is the best but it doesnt make any sense if you have to go in your system and manually modify the "permissions" to restrict other users to read, write, or execute files in your server. Please think about removing OpenSSH and implementing a better security approach.

I believe Office 365 should maintain support for Server 2012 R2 until that operating system reaches its end of life, which isn't for another few years in 2023.

Organizations like mine have a dependence on Server 2012 R2 due to certain application needs, interoperability, support and other requirements. In our case, an entire virtual desktop shared environment which supports over 100 users relies on Server 2012 R2 which also runs Office 365 and has for a number of years with no issue.

Microsoft has decided to drop support for Office 365 on Server 2012 R2 this January, which is unacceptable; especially since this operating system is not EOL until 2023. Windows 7 support was also dropped, which I understand, as that OS is now EOL.

Support should remain for Server 2012 R2 or some way to toggle on a Server 2012 R2 "friendly" setting within Office 365/Teams to ensure its compatibility and stability through feature updates for existing customers until 2023.

The more money I save on bandwidth, the more I have to buy Azure services.

WSUS is a feature of Windows Server that helps us save Internet bandwidth immensely. It guarantees that I can download an update once and install it on 4500+ devices, especially those that do not have (or aren't allowed to have) an Internet connection. Its counterpart, Delivery Optimization, does not guarantee such a thing and does not offer such a good saving.

It doesn't take a genius to see that Microsoft has almost nearly retired WSUS since it has become a cloud company. Delivery Optimization and WUfB's Dual Scan directly and egregiously interfere with WSUS.

Remember, the more money WSUS helps me save, the more I have to spend on Azure. But also, I am more likely to requisition the services of a clever cloud company instead of a blind cloud company.

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