Is it a virtual system? What version OS? Have you verified the time sync is
working properly? Any virtual system should point towards a hardware
service. Finally when I see the word "recently" I have to ask what has
changed when this recent time event started?  Have you verified if any
patches were installed that affect how LDAP operates.

 

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of Ryan Shugart
Sent: Monday, April 13, 2015 11:27 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [adgpo] AD replication error

 

Hi all:

        I have an AD environment with two DCs in one site, and one DC in a
second site.  Recently I started seeing replication errors between the two
sites, intrasite replication is working properly.  I found that if I reboot
all the DCs, things seem to clear up for a while, then replication breaks
again.  I've verified all the DCs are pointing at themselves for DNS, all
services seem to be running fine.  We have all firewall ports open between
the two sites for both TCP and UDP and we have disabled WAN acceleration.
If I manually force a replication, I get different errors based on the
direction I force it:]

 

repadmin /replicate mtiden3a01 mtistl3a01 dc=ext,dc=mitekinc,d

c=com

Repadmin can't connect to a "home server", because of the following error.
Try

specifying a different

home server with /homeserver:[dns name]

Error: An LDAP lookup operation failed with the following error:

 

    LDAP Error 81(0x51): Server Down

    Server Win32 Error 0(0x0):

    Extended Information:

 

 

repadmin /replicate mtistl3a01 mtiden3a01 dc=ext,dc=mitekinc,d

c=com

DsReplicaSync() failed with status 1818 (0x71a):

    The remote procedure call was cancelled.

 

 

Anyone seen anything like this before, and any ideas why reboots fix it for
perhaps a few days then it breaks again?

Thanks.

Ryan

 

Ryan Shugart

LAN Administrator

MiTek USA, MiTek Denver

314-851-7414

 


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