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Desparate Site replication help windows 2003

Asked by iamuser in Active Directory, Domain Name Service (DNS), Windows 2003 Server

Tags: windows 2003 server, windows 2003 server

I have 2 remote sites and 1 main site, each remote site has it's own DC, DNS, DHCP and WINS. Each DC is checked to be it's own global catalog server. The main site has it's own DC, DNS, DHCP and wins as well.

Both remote sites replicate back with the main site. They do not replicate with each other.

IN event viewer I see no events for File replication event on each of the remote site DCs or in the main site DC.

In event viewer I see no replication events for directory services for the remote site DCs or in the main site.

I do have a warning of event 13508 but not event 13509. From what i understand, this means that the computer isn't really a DC even though i went through dcpromo.

The Sysvol and netlogon folder appears to be shared on the remote DCs. I can get to it from the main site DC.

I ran dcdiag,exe and all tests were passed with no errors.

I ran dcdiag.exe and both remote site passes all tests except 1

and it's "servername failed frsevent."

How do i fix this problem? What is frsevent.

What's strange is, if i make a change to user account, Like changing the phone number. after 30 minutes, the change is shown on the same user in the other DC's at the remote site. So what is happening here? is replication happening or is it not?

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