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Windows 2008 active directory issue!!!
Hi, I just join windows 2008 server as a domain controller to my existing windows 2003 domain. Now i have all this errors any quick solution that i can perform.
The Active Directory Main Services best practices Analyzers not able to collect data about the domain name of the dns record DcByGuid from the domain controller server1.
server1 is the server that has the error message. is acting as back up domain controller.
The Active Directory Main Services best practices Analyzers not able to collect data about the domain name of the dns record DcByGuid from the domain controller server1.
server1 is the server that has the error message. is acting as back up domain controller.
ASKER
Yes, this is my first 2008 dc, that I have joined into an existing 2003 domain. The error I see it on the 2008 server.
Have you prepared the env. for 2008 dc before?
The prev. link I provided has details about what is needed for 2008 details, mostly this is the most suspicious item in your case I believe.
The prev. link I provided has details about what is needed for 2008 details, mostly this is the most suspicious item in your case I believe.
ASKER
Yes I did prepared the env. Using that same link you provided.
Do the following...
- Open cmd
- type dcdiag /dnsall and dcdiag /v
- Repadmin /replsum (check replication)
- repadmin /showrepl (check replication partitions)
- Check the directory services event logs to ensure that there are no errors
If you are getting error list the Source/ID here.
- Open cmd
- type dcdiag /dnsall and dcdiag /v
- Repadmin /replsum (check replication)
- repadmin /showrepl (check replication partitions)
- Check the directory services event logs to ensure that there are no errors
If you are getting error list the Source/ID here.
ASKER
Ok, i ran all this commands that you suggested.. this is the event id 13562 source : ntfrs
Do you still have both DC's in the environment? Or did you transfer the FSMO roles to the new DC and then decommission the 2003 DC?
The event you are referencing is due to a old legacy GUID that no longer exists. See the following link for more detail...
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/742da3d2-ecfc-49fd-ad54-0f78177068be/old-server-remaining-in-frs-replication-causing-event-id-13562
The event you are referencing is due to a old legacy GUID that no longer exists. See the following link for more detail...
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/742da3d2-ecfc-49fd-ad54-0f78177068be/old-server-remaining-in-frs-replication-causing-event-id-13562
ASKER
This is how everything started.
I had a domain with 2 DC, running windows2003 server.
PDC had a hardware failure. I had to virtually restore PDC to domain.
Than I transfer FSMO from PDC to BDC.
I also did the metadata clean up.
Once I finished that I disjointed the primary DC from domain.
And I gave my windows 2008 server the same name that the PDC had.
I had a domain with 2 DC, running windows2003 server.
PDC had a hardware failure. I had to virtually restore PDC to domain.
Than I transfer FSMO from PDC to BDC.
I also did the metadata clean up.
Once I finished that I disjointed the primary DC from domain.
And I gave my windows 2008 server the same name that the PDC had.
ASKER
Yes, I first transfer FSMO roles to existing BDC 2003, than I decommission the PDC from domain.
Than I prepared the domain for a windows2008 server.but once I made it a DC it gives me the error that I posted.
Than I prepared the domain for a windows2008 server.but once I made it a DC it gives me the error that I posted.
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Is it first 2008 DC? if yes, have you prepared your environment for that? -
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc754670%28v=ws.10%29.aspx