Sim, a conta será bloqueada.
Conforme documentado na documentação do Gerenciamento de replicação avançada :
Account lockout is a security feature that sets a limit on the number of failed authentication attempts that are allowed before the account is "locked out" from a further attempt to log on, in addition to a time limit for how long the lockout is in effect.
In Windows 2000, account lockout is urgently replicated to the primary domain controller (PDC) emulator role owner and is then urgently replicated to the following:
Domain controllers in the same domain that are located in the same site as the PDC emulator.
Domain controllers in the same domain that are located in the same site as the domain controller that handled the account lockout.
- Domain controllers in the same domain that are located in sites that have been configured to allow change notification between sites (and, therefore, urgent replication) with the site that contains the PDC emulator or with the site where the account lockout was handled. These sites include any site that is included in the same site link as the site that contains the PDC emulator or in the same site link as the site that contains the domain controller that handled the account lockout.
In addition, when authentication fails at a domain controller other than the PDC emulator, the authentication is retried at the PDC emulator. For this reason, the PDC emulator locks the account before the domain controller that handled the failed-password attempt if the bad-password-attempt threshold is reached.
Para resumir, como tentativas incorretas de senha são priorizadas e cada tentativa de senha incorreta também é tentada novamente no emulador de PDC, sua conta será bloqueada por qualquer controlador de domínio de replicação adequada.
No entanto, existem algumas exceções que podem permitir mais do que a quantidade atribuída de logins:
- Ambientes mistos com o Windows NT Server 4.0 e controladores de domínio do Active Directory
- A inserção de uma senha recente não aumenta a contagem de senhas incorretas