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netdom /query fsmo /d sms.edu will query the entire domain for the roles
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To retrieve the FSMO roles from the command line we can use dsquery command:<br />
dsquery server –hasfsmo Schema &nbsp; <br />
dsquery server –hasfsmo Name <br />
dsquery server –hasfsmo Infr <br />
dsquery server –hasfsmo PDC <br />
dsquery server –hasfsmo RID <br />
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OR use below command<br />
netdom query fsmo<br />
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OR refer below link &nbsp;five &nbsp;methods are given to check the FSMO role.<br />
<a href="http://www.petri.co.il/determining_fsmo_role_holders.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.petri.co.il/determining_fsmo_role_holders.htm</a><br />
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Hello Experts,<br />
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Any commands or way to find these five roles for a Domain Controller mentioned in the article below?<br />
<a href="http://www.petri.co.il/understanding_fsmo_roles_in_ad.htm#" rel="ugc">http://www.petri.co.il/understanding_fsmo_roles_in_ad.htm#</a><br />
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Roles:<br />
1. Schema Master<br />
2. Domain Naming Master<br />
3. Infracstructure Master<br />
4. Relative Id Master<br />
5. PDC Emulator<br />
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Thanks for your help.
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Hello Experts,

Any commands or way to find these five roles for a Domain Controller mentioned in the article below?
http://www.petri.co.il/understanding_fsmo_roles_in_ad.htm#

Roles:
1. Schema Master
2. Domain Naming Master
3. Infracstructure Master
4. Relative Id Master
5. PDC Emulator

Thanks for your help.

netdom /query fsmo /d sms.edu will query the entire domain for the roles


To retrieve the FSMO roles from the command line we can use dsquery command:
dsquery server –hasfsmo Schema   
dsquery server –hasfsmo Name 
dsquery server –hasfsmo Infr 
dsquery server –hasfsmo PDC 
dsquery server –hasfsmo RID 

OR use below command
netdom query fsmo

OR refer below link  five  methods are given to check the FSMO role.
http://www.petri.co.il/determining_fsmo_role_holders.htm







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