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Access Denied between Domain Controllers

Zone: Windows 2003 Server

Tags: access, denied, 2003

Hi,

I have a lot of problems between two DC (Windows 2003 Server) of the SAME DOMAIN (no firewalls - hardware or software - between them).

One of them is DC with GC, Files and printers and the other is a DC with GC and Exchange 2003 (all updates are installed).

From the Exchange Server to the other Server I got an Access Denied for every Admin or policy tool I use when a data exchange is needed with the other DC. I cannot also access Administrative Share (c$) on the other server (it works from the data server to the Exchange server).

I've check my DNS configuration and everything is ok.

If I try to demote/promote the Exchange server I get also an "Access Denied".

Here is also some other error I see in the Event Log :

Data Server
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Kerberos, Event Id 4 (KRB_AP_ERR_MODIFIED)
NtFrs, Event Id 13508

Exchange Server
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Kerberos, Event Id 4 (KRB_AP_ERR_MODIFIED)
Userenv, Event Id 1058 (Access Denied)
NtFrs, Event Id 13508
SRMSVC, Event Id 12317 (Access Denied)

Some DCDiag errors:
NetLogons : An net use or LsaPolicy operation failed with error 5, Win32 Error 5
MachineAccount : Could not open pipe with [SERVERNAME]: failed with 5: Win32 Error 5, Could no get NetBIOSDomainName, Failed can not test for HOST SPN
Services : Could not open Remoteipc to [SERVERNAME]: failed with 5: Win32 Error 5
frssysvol : [SERVERNAME] An net use or LsaPolicy operation failed with error 5, Win32 Error 5. The registry lookup failed to determine the state of the SYSVOL. The error returned was 5. Check the FRS event log to see if the SYSVOL has successfully been shared.

URGENT HELP IS NEEDED

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Zone: OS

Question Asked By: Evolutis

Solution Provided By: CharliePete00

Participating Experts: 5

Solution Grade: B

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