No I am talking about win2k sp4
restore subtree <OU DN>?
Yes I did that
do you have a multiple domain forest? if yes, were those objects members of groups in other domains?
Yes, I have Multiple domain forest. Yes, they were....
I started the domain controle in AD restore Mode
Restored the BKF file to it´s original location
Used ntdsutil to restore the OU using it´s full names (ou=sistema,ou-hold,......,dc=com,dc=br)
thanks
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I do hope you are talking about w2k3 SP1!
did you do:
restore subtree <OU DN>
?
if w2k3 SP1... did you also import the LDF file?
do you have a multiple domain forest? if yes, were those objects members of groups in other domains?
explain the steps you have already done
Met vriendelijke groeten / Kind regards,
Ing. Jorge de Almeida Pinto
Senior Infrastructure Consultant
MVP Windows Server - Directory Services
LogicaCMG Nederland B.V. (BU RTINC Eindhoven)
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Subject: [ActiveDir] AD Restore
Please...I need help urgently !!!!
One of our users deleted an OU,
We tried to restore it with AD authoritative restore. The process was all right, in the domain controller we did it. But it doe snot replicate objects to the other DC´s.... Only a few objects are replicated.
What can I do to solve this problem? It is very important......
ADRIAO
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