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Dear all,<br />
The problem still exist. Is there any third party tools can fixed the SYSVOL folder synchorization problem. Now the DC2's sync folder is not share. Strange.<br />
<br />
Wataw
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Dear all,
The problem still exist. Is there any third party tools can fixed the SYSVOL folder synchorization problem. Now the DC2's sync folder is not share. Strange.

Wataw

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Dear Sir,<br />
We have 2 domain controllers in our domain which running Windows 2000. We have found that the DC2's sysvol do not share. Therefore, the logon script and policies cannot be sync. I have tried to depromo and promo DC2 again. But the result is the same.<br />
Please help.<br />
Best regards,<br />
Wataw
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Dear Sir,
We have 2 domain controllers in our domain which running Windows 2000. We have found that the DC2's sysvol do not share. Therefore, the logon script and policies cannot be sync. I have tried to depromo and promo DC2 again. But the result is the same.
Please help.
Best regards,
Wataw

SYSVOL not share

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