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09.02.2007 at 03:15AM PDT, ID: 22802336
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Rebuilt DC, now 2nd site won't replicate - GUID Discrepancy

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replicate, dc, controller, guid, now

Hi,
I have 2 sites in my AD Forest, with a domain at each end. Each domain has just one domain controller. Yesterday I rebuilt the DC at the first site (Forest Root Domain), by installed a new DC, replicating all data to it, transferring FSMO roles, and reinstalling the original DC - then migrated back using the same process.

The problem is, now the 2nd site won't replicate at all. The ObjectGUID of the first server when viewed from the 2nd site is different to when it is viewed from the 1st - so I am thinking it never "heard" about the reinstall, and since I used the same name, it thinks the server is still present - but has the wrong GUID.

What can I do to make the 2nd site update it's information to hold the correct GUID for the first DC? I have tried adding a new DC at the first site, to see if that will replicate over the site link, but it won't.

Thanks,

Rob
 
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