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The safest way is either to do an authorative restore or take them out of the domain and add them back again. 
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The safest way is either to do an authorative restore or take them out of the domain and add them back again.

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i agree, disabling the replication is not the path to take, authorative restore is a guarranteed way of making sure all DC's get updated information
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i agree, disabling the replication is not the path to take, authorative restore is a guarranteed way of making sure all DC's get updated information

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WE deleted comuters from the Computer OU by mistake and would like to keep the replication from occuring in order to restore the AD on the on server without having to rejoin computers to the domain.
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WE deleted comuters from the Computer OU by mistake and would like to keep the replication from occuring in order to restore the AD on the on server without having to rejoin computers to the domain.

stop AD replication

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