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By the way, I think maybe this has something to do with exchange 2003 server? I just installed it on my fisrt DC.
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By the way, I think maybe this has something to do with exchange 2003 server? I just installed it on my fisrt DC.

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I just made it work... I just retried it again from DC2 and it works!!<br />
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what was the problem? DC2 was down and I tried to raised it on DC1.<br />
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Did DC2 cause the problem, just because it was down? But I don't think this is the problem because DC1 is my first DC in the forest and it has all FSMO roles. I think it should be just raised even DC2 was down...
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I just made it work... I just retried it again from DC2 and it works!!

what was the problem? DC2 was down and I tried to raised it on DC1.

Did DC2 cause the problem, just because it was down? But I don't think this is the problem because DC1 is my first DC in the forest and it has all FSMO roles. I think it should be just raised even DC2 was down...

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But I run the network monitor, and I didn't see any traffic looking for other DCs..
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But I run the network monitor, and I didn't see any traffic looking for other DCs..

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I have 2 AD Intergrated DC in my doamin (Both are windows 2003). They can replicate to each other. But when I try to raise my first DC to windows server 2003, I got this error message :<br />
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The Function level could not be raised. The error is: The directory server is busy.<br />
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I checked the performance monitor, nothing is busy.. what might be the problem?
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I have 2 AD Intergrated DC in my doamin (Both are windows 2003). They can replicate to each other. But when I try to raise my first DC to windows server 2003, I got this error message :

The Function level could not be raised. The error is: The directory server is busy.

I checked the performance monitor, nothing is busy.. what might be the problem?

Function level could not be raised.... The directory server is busy

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).