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My Apple server (OSX 10.39) active directlry plug stops sync'ing with the domain active directory (Win 2003 server, &nbsp;current patches 03/2007) about every week, so Mac users can't logon after that.<br />
HOw to fix this ? &nbsp;Current manual method, rejoin domain .. but not a permanent solution obviously
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My Apple server (OSX 10.39) active directlry plug stops sync'ing with the domain active directory (Win 2003 server,  current patches 03/2007) about every week, so Mac users can't logon after that.
HOw to fix this ?  Current manual method, rejoin domain .. but not a permanent solution obviously

Apple server Active directory plug-in loses sync connection with Win 2003 active directory ea week ..

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