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Is &quot;Remote1&quot; server is in the same domain as the &quot;DC2&quot;.<br />
Can you paste the output from Replmon or Repladmin?<br />
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Also you can check by adding a test object(a user or a group) on one DC and check whether the object is replicating to the other DC after 5 min(default replication time).<br />
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Regards<br />
la
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Is "Remote1" server is in the same domain as the "DC2".
Can you paste the output from Replmon or Repladmin?

Also you can check by adding a test object(a user or a group) on one DC and check whether the object is replicating to the other DC after 5 min(default replication time).

Regards
la

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Figured it out before anyone responded. I posted my results for someone else future reference if they have the same issue.
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Figured it out before anyone responded. I posted my results for someone else future reference if they have the same issue.

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4 sites, at least 1 server at each site<br />
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Main site has two DCs.<br />
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&quot;DC2&quot; is replicating to &quot;Remote1&quot; server. Remote1 server isn't replicating at all. I've checked DNS settings, read a million threads on this site, I'm either looking in the wrong spot or doing the wrong things. I'm almost positive it is not a connectivity issue. I can ping and resolve with DNS to and from each server.<br />
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Where do I begin?
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4 sites, at least 1 server at each site

Main site has two DCs.

"DC2" is replicating to "Remote1" server. Remote1 server isn't replicating at all. I've checked DNS settings, read a million threads on this site, I'm either looking in the wrong spot or doing the wrong things. I'm almost positive it is not a connectivity issue. I can ping and resolve with DNS to and from each server.

Where do I begin?

File replication broken on 1 server, Windows 2003

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Windows Server 2003

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