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* "Demobilization" of previously cached AD accounts
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* Local accounts can always login
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Please file any issues, or requested features, in the [project issue tracker](https://gitlab.com/macshome/NoMADLogin-AD/issues).
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Please file any issues, or requested features, in the [project issue tracker](https://gitlab.com/orchardandgrove/NoMADLogin-AD/issues).
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## How to get started
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Getting started with NoLoAD is easy, but currently it takes a few steps. Be sure to have ssh enabled on your test Mac or VM so that you can still connect and revert to the Apple login window in case you run in to any issues.
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## What's new
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* Ability to demobilize a cached AD account
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* [Defaults domain settings for account demobilization](https://gitlab.com/macshome/NoMADLogin-AD/wikis/preferences).
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* [Defaults domain settings for account demobilization](https://gitlab.com/orchardandgrove/NoMADLogin-AD/wikis/preferences).
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## Known issues
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When logging in on 10.12, the first login for a newly created user may take a long time. Like several minutes long. We are working with Apple to understand why as it happens with users created with NoLoAD or System Preferences and it does not occur on 10.13.
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