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Hi experts;<br />
I had to demote and promote the DC, made sure that the FSMO roles were transfered to the other DC before doing this. &nbsp;Till now synching well.<br />
Thanks
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Hi experts;
I had to demote and promote the DC, made sure that the FSMO roles were transfered to the other DC before doing this.  Till now synching well.
Thanks

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HI there,<br />
All my DC are running server 2008 x32 ent edition. &nbsp;For some reason of my DC's sysvol folder is not updated. Example serv01,02,03 all have updated sysvold under \\domain.com\sysvol\domain<wbr />.com\Polic<wbr />ies or if I go directly \\serv01\sysvol all the files are updated and are in sync.<br />
One of the server's sysvol is not in sync with other DC's due to this I am unable to apply and new GPO and the error becomes 'The processing of group policy failed.windows attempted to read the file \\domain.com\sysvol\domain<wbr />.com\polic<wbr />iies\{C134<wbr />DA72-2FB8.<wbr />...'<br />
All the rest of the DC's have this file but not this one where the new GPO are not applied.<br />
Help
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HI there,
All my DC are running server 2008 x32 ent edition.  For some reason of my DC's sysvol folder is not updated. Example serv01,02,03 all have updated sysvold under \\domain.com\sysvol\domain.com\Policies or if I go directly \\serv01\sysvol all the files are updated and are in sync.
One of the server's sysvol is not in sync with other DC's due to this I am unable to apply and new GPO and the error becomes 'The processing of group policy failed.windows attempted to read the file \\domain.com\sysvol\domain.com\policiies\{C134DA72-2FB8....'
All the rest of the DC's have this file but not this one where the new GPO are not applied.
Help

One of the DC sysvol folder is not updating/in synch with other DCs

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