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Active Directory authenticating against wrong domain controller.

Asked by beatmix01 in Windows 2003 Server, Active Directory, Exchange Email Server

Tags: domain, controller, wrong, authenticating, 2003

I have Active Directory running on two Windows 2003 Server Standard boxes with Exchange 2003.

Here is the process of what has happened and I am not sure quite why.

I setup my domain with my PDC on a Dell Xeon 2.8Ghz server and Exchange on another server w/ the same specs.

Later on I introduced a secondary domain controller into my network, this server running on an old Dell PIII 800mhz machine (More as a precautionary measure than anything else.)

Upon doing that my exchange server is constantly referring to the secondary domain controller for all active directory tasks.  It should be using the primary as it is running on superior hardware.

All domain controllers are running W2k3 SP2 and Exchange is still running Win2k3 SP1.

Any info is greatly appreciated.
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