Remove server from frsutil ds command display
I am trying to recover from a frs problem with windows 2003 server. I had DFS/FRS running betweeen a 2003 server and a 2003 R2 server. All went well for several months. Then frs replication stopped. Everything seems to be ok except I get an error ID 13562. This error led me to testing that discovered the following in a report from the ntfrsutl ds command:
MEMBER: SERVER
DN : cn=server,cn=domain system volume (sysvol share),cn=file replication service,cn=system,dc=starp
Guid : 73148c4b-966c-4661-8d62fc0
Server Ref : (null)
Computer Ref : (null)
WhenCreated : 10/30/2005 12:30:43 US Mountain Standard Time US Mountain Standard Time [420]
WhenChanged : 12/11/2007 15:25:40 US Mountain Standard Time US Mountain Standard Time [420]
WARN - SERVER lacks a settings reference
All other servers are represented and look OK. How do I get rid of this entry. I can find information about how to link back to a lost server but noe of the servers are lost. This entry does not exist in the domain.
I hope to recreate the DFS if I can get rid of this error. Does anyone know how to revove this entry?
MEMBER: SERVER
DN : cn=server,cn=domain system volume (sysvol share),cn=file replication service,cn=system,dc=starp
Guid : 73148c4b-966c-4661-8d62fc0
Server Ref : (null)
Computer Ref : (null)
WhenCreated : 10/30/2005 12:30:43 US Mountain Standard Time US Mountain Standard Time [420]
WhenChanged : 12/11/2007 15:25:40 US Mountain Standard Time US Mountain Standard Time [420]
WARN - SERVER lacks a settings reference
All other servers are represented and look OK. How do I get rid of this entry. I can find information about how to link back to a lost server but noe of the servers are lost. This entry does not exist in the domain.
I hope to recreate the DFS if I can get rid of this error. Does anyone know how to revove this entry?
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Is it normal for an Exchange server to be in here too?
It doesnt appear to be a domain controller
Its in the same place as the domain controllers.
-- Default naming context
--- DC=thedomain, DC=com
---CN=System
---- CN=File Replication Service
---- CN=Domain System Volume (sysvol share)
-- CN=EXCHANGE01
It doesnt appear to be a domain controller
Its in the same place as the domain controllers.
-- Default naming context
--- DC=thedomain, DC=com
---CN=System
---- CN=File Replication Service
---- CN=Domain System Volume (sysvol share)
-- CN=EXCHANGE01
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It would be if your exchange server(s) are replicating files.
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SET: DOMAIN SYSTEM VOLUME (SYSVOL SHARE)
DN : cn=domain system volume (sysvol share),cn=file replication service,
cn=system,dc=starpointepro
Guid : db42b58c-0f99-4e8c-9a96964
Type : 2
Primary Member: (null)
File Filter : *.tmp, *.bak, ~*
Dir Filter : (null)
FRS Flags : (null)
WhenCreated : 8/12/2003 19:35:37 US Mountain Standard Time US Mountain Standard Time [420]
WhenChanged : 12/11/2007 15:25:40 US Mountain Standard Time US Mountain Standard Time [420]
MEMBER: SERVER
DN : cn=server,cn=domain system volume (sysvol share),cn=file replication service,cn=system,dc=starp
Guid : 73148c4b-966c-4661-8d62fc0
Server Ref : (null)
Computer Ref : (null)
WhenCreated : 10/30/2005 12:30:43 US Mountain Standard Time US Mountain Standard Time [420]
WhenChanged : 12/11/2007 15:25:40 US Mountain Standard Time US Mountain Standard Time[420]
WARN - SERVER lacks a settings reference