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Hi,<br />
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Is the DFS service started on the server2? Was there any network connectivity issues? Are you able to ping each other?
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Hi,

Is the DFS service started on the server2? Was there any network connectivity issues? Are you able to ping each other?

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As , Server1 and Server 2 connected by<b> lease line connection (2Mbps)</b><br />
Ping Test (Server1 , Server2 , DC1 , DC2) result is <b>OK</b><br />
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Ping IP <b>(OK), </b>Ping Server name<b>(OK)</b> &nbsp;, Ping Server name.domainname.com<b>(OK</b>), Ping domainname.com(<b>OK)</b><br />
Please recommend.
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As , Server1 and Server 2 connected by lease line connection (2Mbps)
Ping Test (Server1 , Server2 , DC1 , DC2) result is OK

Ping IP (OK), Ping Server name(OK)  , Ping Server name.domainname.com(OK), Ping domainname.com(OK)
Please recommend.

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Thank you for all recommend.
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<b>Message from Server1</b><br />
The DFS Replication service failed to communicate with partner <b>Server2</b> for <br />
replication group <b>&quot;Group name&quot;</b> This error can occur if the host is unreachable<br />
, or if the DFS replication service is not running on the server<br />
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Partner DNS Address : <b>Server2.domainname.com</b><br />
Partner IP Address : <b>x.x.x.x </b>
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Message from Server1
The DFS Replication service failed to communicate with partner Server2 for 
replication group "Group name" This error can occur if the host is unreachable
, or if the DFS replication service is not running on the server

Partner DNS Address : Server2.domainname.com
Partner IP Address : x.x.x.x 

Window 2003R2 STD : DFS Replication service failed

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