I just ran this query:
Netdom query /server:dc1 fsmo
and
Netdom query /server:dc2 fsmo
Both show DC2 as the Infrastructure owner. My assumption now is that
there is something wrong with the version of DSQuery I have. I only say
this because every other tool suggested (netdom, adsiedit,
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From: Scoles, Damian
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Sent: 23-9-2003 21:41
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] DSQuery shows wrong DC as holding role
As for the GC/Infrastructure thing, that's what I was hoping to
accomplish. What's weird is that I just ran the Replmon tool from
Support tools and it shows
Title: Message
I am working on a
test lab (just built between today and yesterday). I have 2 DC's, DC1 and
DC2. I just moved the FSMO roles to even them out a bit. This is how they
are right now:
DC1 - PDC, SCHEMA,
and GC (I know this is not a FSMO)
DC2 - RID, NAME,
INFRA
My only problem
.
The
infrastructure master should not be on a GC, although in a single domain
forest I don't think the infrastructure master actually does
anything.
-gil
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Title: Message
I
should also make one thing clear These are Windows 2003 DCs running in a
Windows 2003 functional Domain/Forest. Thanks.
-Original Message-From: Scoles, Damian
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 2:41 PMTo:
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Title: Message
I
think I know what the cause is, but I thought I would ask for second
opinions. We have a client that is using AD for their network. They
have 2 DCs who are also their DNS servers. One DC, who happens to be the
PDC Emulator, can see everything in AD. By everything I mean all
Title: Message
The
reason I would restart the servers is to force the issue with the netlogon
service. Besides that, there are any other issues at this site and would
like to see a clean reboot and the associated error messages that go along with
restarting all the various services. Thanks.
]Subject: RE:
[ActiveDir] AD Design Guidance
Damian,
Indeed, the servers are connected directly to the switch. I'm
going to dive in and have a look.
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2003 9:24 AMTo:
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Design Guidance
Casey,
Have you had a chance to look
