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Hey Chris good to see you man....Happy New Year :)
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Hey Chris good to see you man....Happy New Year :)

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And to you Mike :-D<br />
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Chris
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Hey Arabsoft-ACS,<br />
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You have a lot of these kind of questions (which is absolutely fine), but I wonder if you might be better off with something more general than this? You'd have to tell us what your eventual goal is, of course.<br />
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From here, it rather looks like you could either do with someone that knows scripting / automation, or would benefit from starting to pick it up yourself.<br />
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All the best,<br />
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Chris
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Hey Arabsoft-ACS,

You have a lot of these kind of questions (which is absolutely fine), but I wonder if you might be better off with something more general than this? You'd have to tell us what your eventual goal is, of course.

From here, it rather looks like you could either do with someone that knows scripting / automation, or would benefit from starting to pick it up yourself.

All the best,

Chris

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Dear All,<br />
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I have 95 domain controllers in 6 domains in the same forest (1 Parent Domain and 5 Child domains).<br />
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I need to use Netdiag&nbsp;command to test networking and connectivity problems.<br />
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I need a help to specify a command with Netdiag which I can apply once and get result for all domain controller in my forest. Also; it's better to appear the problems just in each Domain Controller.<br />
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Thanks
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Dear All,

I have 95 domain controllers in 6 domains in the same forest (1 Parent Domain and 5 Child domains).

I need to use Netdiag command to test networking and connectivity problems.

I need a help to specify a command with Netdiag which I can apply once and get result for all domain controller in my forest. Also; it's better to appear the problems just in each Domain Controller.

Thanks

Netdiag for 95 DC in the Forest

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