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I ran forest prep in domain and I want the schema to propogate to the second domain.
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I ran forest prep in domain and I want the schema to propogate to the second domain.

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are these domains in the same forest? &nbsp;
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No different forests. You are spot on. My mistake
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No different forests. You are spot on. My mistake

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a quick and correct response first time
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I 2 domains with a Forest 2 way trust. Both server 2003 sp2.<br />
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Users can authenticate to other server and see users from different domain. But when i run replmon and click synchronize with replicate partner I get the error :<br />
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There was an error there was an error during queuing the synchronization. The error code was: ERROR_REPLICA_SYN_FAILED_R<wbr />EPLICATION<wbr />_ACCESS_DE<wbr />NIED.<br />
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I have checked DNS and all is ok. I have confirmed netbios names appear ok <br />
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I am after some suggestions please
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I 2 domains with a Forest 2 way trust. Both server 2003 sp2.

Users can authenticate to other server and see users from different domain. But when i run replmon and click synchronize with replicate partner I get the error :


There was an error there was an error during queuing the synchronization. The error code was: ERROR_REPLICA_SYN_FAILED_REPLICATION_ACCESS_DENIED.

I have checked DNS and all is ok. I have confirmed netbios names appear ok 

I am after some suggestions please

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