I have an incident raised with Microsoft as we speak, however as we are out of hours in Australia (Currently 8:51PM) the amount of support I'm likely to receive between now and 12 Hours time is likely to be close to nil...
I also believe that Microsoft won't support this issue/config with the Manual Restoration ete.
I guess I'm probably looking/praying for "Creative" Solutions at this stage to get the Client working again.
Does anyone have experience with either
OfficeRecover.com Active Directory Restoration Software or
Quest Active Directory Recovery Packages?
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by: knightfoxPosted on 2008-10-28 at 02:46:42ID: 22819993
oh dear...
om/vat
my best advice to you right now wouls be to raise an incident with microsoft. The guys on EE are great but this sounds like a cirtical issue and all its going to take is for someone to recomend a bad step and you may not be able to reverse the situation.
M/S will charge you on a per incident case and you will need a credit card available when you call. It seems that you have done the correct thing trying to recover the db with ese and ntds utilitys.
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It goes against everything that EE stands for but, you have no backup. Personaly I wouldnt take any chances.
/Fox