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Root Domain Controller Clustering

Asked by EnclosAdmin in Windows 2003 Server, Windows Server 2008, Active Directory

Tags: Microsoft Server, Microsoft AD, Clustering, BDC

Our root DC for our domain has an issue if the power fails to the server room.  It is very rare that this occurs but it has in the past and this is the result I get on my root DC.

It will boot up and allow you to get to the CTRL-ALT-DEL screen where you can log on however it will never log on as long as the NIC is plugged in.  I need to unplug the NIC, boot up the server, log in and then I can plug the NIC back in and power up the rest of my servers.

What I'd like to do besides troubleshoot the prior issue is to build a second DC in the HQ office that can boot all the way through and in the case of the root DC having issues can handle the other roles that the root DC is handling.

Is that possible and what must I do to this other DC so that the rest of my network can come up in the event of a power failure?
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Zones: Windows 2003 Server, Windows Server 2008, Active Directory
Tags: Microsoft Server, Microsoft AD, Clustering, BDC
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