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Unchecked all filters for RPC when trying to replicate
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Unchecked all filters for RPC when trying to replicate

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I have setup two Windows 2008 Domain controllers one in Missouri and one in New Jersey. &nbsp;I am trying to get them to replicate over a VPN which is also going through an ISA 2004 firewall. &nbsp;I have run DCDIAG and it states that it cannot replicate and the firewall is capturing a bunch of RPC errors. &nbsp;I have a site to site VPN going through the ISA and my question is there something I need to configure on the ISA to allow RPC through
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I have setup two Windows 2008 Domain controllers one in Missouri and one in New Jersey.  I am trying to get them to replicate over a VPN which is also going through an ISA 2004 firewall.  I have run DCDIAG and it states that it cannot replicate and the firewall is capturing a bunch of RPC errors.  I have a site to site VPN going through the ISA and my question is there something I need to configure on the ISA to allow RPC through

Active Directory Replication

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Microsoft Legacy OS

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Microsoft Forefront ISA Server

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