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scripts folder not replicating
Changes made to logon files (.bat files) in the %systemroot%\sysvol\sysvol \<domain DNS name>\scripts folder on one domain controller are not duplicating to our other DC. Microsoft warns against just doing a copy & paste, so what can I do to fix this?
Win2003R2 servers
Single forest
Win2003R2 servers
Single forest
Is there any error/warning in output for netdiag or dcdiag on the DCs?
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In the FRS log of the server not getting the changes: event ID 13508 with the description talking about trouble enabling replication from the other server.
Then you should look at the link Mkline provided "Troubleshoot event id 13508 without a 13509 event followed".
If you can't find anything wrong then you could try to do a non-authoritative restart of the SYSVOL of the DC that is "out of sync". Since you only have two DCs you can count policies/scripts on each Sysvols to see if they are inconsistent.
1. Stop NTFRS service
2. Set the BurFlags key to "D2" (hex)
3. Restart NTFRS
SG
If you can't find anything wrong then you could try to do a non-authoritative restart of the SYSVOL of the DC that is "out of sync". Since you only have two DCs you can count policies/scripts on each Sysvols to see if they are inconsistent.
1. Stop NTFRS service
2. Set the BurFlags key to "D2" (hex)
3. Restart NTFRS
SG
Forgot to post the link: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc778345(WS.10).aspx
ASKER
Correction: out of 4 DC's, the one not getting the changes shows error ID 13568.
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FYI you should not use the "Enable Journal Wrap Automatic Restore" on 2003 DC's but instead use the D2 BurFlags method that is the "gentle" way to get out of JournalWrap.
Important Microsoft does not recommend that you use this registry setting, and it should not be used post-Windows 2000 SP3.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/292438
Important Microsoft does not recommend that you use this registry setting, and it should not be used post-Windows 2000 SP3.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/292438
What events are you seeing in your event logs. Any of the events listed here:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb727056.aspx