Oh my, this has flamewar written all over it. Oil and water, Palestinians
and Israelis, Microsoft zealots and Novell bigots, dog people and cat
people. This thread can go nowhere but downhill.
But what the heck, I'll give it a little shove.
Joe, I really have trouble putting "refined" and "yakkin
Cats treat humans like slaves, now a Dog, it knows how to greet you at the
door after a rough day in the forest. Ever come home after a rough day and
have the Cat greet you with anything other than distain?
Dan
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It queues up a replication request immediately. You can watch it happen if
you want, go grab adqueueloop from my web site and watch the DC you are
forcing the replication on and click the button. You will see several
replication requests get queued up.
joe
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Sorry the first point kind of made me think in that direction.
joe
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> that
When I initiate replication either via Sites and Services or repadmin, does
either simply tell the DC to force replication at the next scheduled
interval? Or do they cause an immediate replication?
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> that is how the replication takes place isn't it? (#3?)
Correctdid I say something that inferred this is not the case? In
rereading my note below I don't think I did.
We're somewhat generalizing the mechanics here, but yes, from a high
level, we replicate on a per NC basis over the COs
Murray-
Thanks for the reply. I checked and I'm using the Win2k driver. I'll try upgrading
that on Monday - rather not upgrade scsi drivers from my living room couch .
Screenshots in phyiscal and logical mode of the ACU are at
www.briandesmond.com/acu_physical.jpg, and www.briandesmond.com/ac
Very strange, it shouldn't be there, you can remove it. I have only ever
seen that in place when the ADC was installed on a machine.
joe
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No, my bad. its at the same level.
no adc was installed.
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Ewww. No you shouldn't have that there unless did you install the ADC
Ewww. No you shouldn't have that there unless did you install the ADC on the
DC? Even still, I wouldn't expect it under the NTDS Settings It should
be at the same level as NTDS Settings if I recall correctly.
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under the dc and ntds object in sites and services.
exchange is not running on a dc.
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Are you looking under the Services section
I think we typically talk about CO and naming context because that is how
the replication takes place isn't it? (#3?)
When you get down to it, the actual replication queue item is NC based, not
connection based. If you force it to replicate a specific connection (ala
sites and services tool) it wi
Ah, I see it now under /showreps. Thx :)
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> Sure, so long as y
Sure, so long as you understand the caveats:
1) A DC doesn't initiate replication wholesale so much as it does
initiate replication on a particular connection object (a CO is the
"connection" so to speak between two DCs from a replication
perspective).
2) Replication is inbound from a CO perspectiv
I know repadmin /showmeta will tell me when an object was last updated, but
is there a switch (or other command) to just show when replication was last
initiated on a Dc, regardless if anything was actually replicated or not?
I know I can enable more logging for the NTDS service, but I'm curious i
Are you looking under the Services section in the Exchange branch and seeing
this and did you have Exchange running on a DC?
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I would agree that matched our experience with servers, very clean.
Workstations on the other hand had some issues.
joe
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Cats rock. They play with you, you just don't usually realize that they are
playing because they don't come up and drool on you. A dog is like beer,
harsh and in your face. A cat is like wine, very smooth and gentle and
refined. I can leave the house for days and know the cat will be fine and
won't
Acutally one of the books is by Mika and Sakari. Mika/Sakari used to do NDS
training so have quite a few references. That would be the Inside Active
Directory book. Again, you should familiar with the ground concepts before
diving into that one as it gets deep fast.
joe
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The books I mentioned are for those with a good understanding of what is
going on with AD. A good starter book is Robbie and Alistaire's O'Reilly
Active Directory book - The Cat Book.
Don't worry about asking questions, as mentioned before, that is what the
list is about. I am just, hopefully, war
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] Enumerating DCs from a workstation that is not member of domain.
You should be able to specify a domain and I get
resolved in the background for you
The general format is
LDAP|GC://domain.com|servername/object
where | means OR.
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So
what's the fix? Do I have to send out .reg files that undo the GPO?
That wouldn't be much fun.
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In all my playing with Compaq smart arrays, this is the case and everything that you
have done is correct. I would like to know what version of the Smart Array utility
you are using. I have version 2.90a as well as the web version. Also, the driver
that you are using, was it the driver that c
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] Enumerating DCs from a workstation that is not member of domain.
Al,
You hit the nail on the head about my intentions. I did say
vbscript or vb.net but I still appreciate that the fine folk in this forum are
trying to help me.
I read the code in the link provided. L
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