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Asked by cymrich in Active Directory, Windows 2003 Server
We had trouble with a VPN tunnel a while back and as a result we have a 2003 DC that has been out of sync for a really long time at a remote site. The site has a very slow internet connection, and now has a vpn tunnel again, but it's been several months (maybe 6 or more... predates my time here) since it has replicated to the primary. I need to find a way to make it replicate again if possible WITHOUT demoting and repromoting it. accessing the site psysically will not be feasible since it is (literally) in a very remote village in Alaska (insert Palin joke here). If we demote and repromote the DC then all the computers on the domain will be orphaned and someone will have to go to each one and reconnect them to the domain... I don't want to do that... i doubt you do either.... it's pretty cold that far north here in alaska this time of year... so please... don't suggest demoting and repromoting... as I am avoiding it...
20091021-EE-VQP-81 / EE_QW_2_20070628
