Would be relatively easy to check DNS. DCDIAG and NETDIAG would be two
tools to use to check to see that all is well from the bad dc and good dc
perspectives. I'd say go the easy part first.
Invalid Checksum? Hmmm... Anything in the security logs that gives an
indication?
Al
-Original Me
Both come up clean, despite the fact that the A record for the DC
initially didn't have the BAD_DC$ account in the ACL and the owner was
SYSTEM instead of BAD_DC$. I adjusted that manually and the change
replicated to all DCs. Still the netdiag and dcdiag do not show any DNS
related problems - only
AM
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] DC not replicating out
Both come up clean, despite the fact that the A record for the DC initially
didn't have the BAD_DC$ account in the ACL and the owner was SYSTEM instead
of BAD_DC$. I adjusted that manually and the change replicated to al
esday, May 26, 2004 11:40 AM
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> Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] DC not replicating out
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> Both come up clean, despite the fact that the A record for the DC initially
> didn't have the BAD_DC$ account in the ACL and the owner was SYSTEM instead
> of BAD_DC$. I adj
