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Thanks, Roger. When I sent the original
message, I had just run /showreps and gotten complaints on DCB1 that it could
not find DCB2. However, when I run /showrepl *, everything comes up clean. (BTW:
the use of * just made my life a lot simpler – thanks.) I am going to brush up
on the force removal process and hope for the best. I should add that the phantom objects are
still there. Are these something to manually remove with admod or adsi? Thanks again. -- nme From: Roger
Longden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -
Roger From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Noah Eiger Hi - I am trying to sort out a
long-standing replication mess. The configuration is three sites (W2k3 FL as
per earlier email) connected over T1 lines in series (A-B-C). The layout is: Site A: - DCA1 (bridgehead) - DCA2 Site B: - DCB1 (self for DNS) - DCB2 (bridgehead; DCA1 for DNS) - DCB3 (DCA1 & DCA2 for DNS) Site C: - DCC1 (bridgehead) There are two IP site links with
equal cost: A-B and A-C. Site B is the problem. The event
logs of DCB1 are filled with KCC and FRS errors. Also, depending on where you
point your "Sites and Services" tool, you get different information
about what DC is in what Site as well as phantom objects (such as the same DC
in two sites, long demoted DCs lingering, dead sites still present). The goal for the weekend is to
remove DCB1 and DCB2, leaving only DCB3. But, I am concerned that replication
is not working correctly and that demoting them improperly will lead to bigger
problems. What is the best way to go about
cleaning this up? The DCs in Site A and C are fine. Can I just pull replication
data from there? Thanks. -- nme -- -- -- |
- [ActiveDir] Help with Replication Mess Noah Eiger
- RE: [ActiveDir] Help with Replication Mess Roger Longden
- RE: [ActiveDir] Help with Replication Mes... Noah Eiger
- RE: [ActiveDir] Help with Replication... Roger Longden
- RE: [ActiveDir] Help with Replication Mess Almeida Pinto, Jorge de
- RE: [ActiveDir] Help with Replication Mes... Noah Eiger
