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What type of AD errors are you seeing? You can run DCDIAG /TestAll and see what that returns with, but usually the schema is not affected unless its something really insane.
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What type of AD errors are you seeing? You can run DCDIAG /TestAll and see what that returns with, but usually the schema is not affected unless its something really insane.

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Logs will be seen under Directory Service logs. BTW why are you suspecting schema..?
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Logs will be seen under Directory Service logs. BTW why are you suspecting schema..?

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so the logs for any Schema issues would be in the domain controllers Directory services logs?<br />
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is there any other place ?<br />
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thanks
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so the logs for any Schema issues would be in the domain controllers Directory services logs?

is there any other place ?

thanks

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how can I see any errors that are related to the active directory &nbsp;schema?<br />
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I am having AD issues and need to make sure the schema is not the issue , where can I look?<br />
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thanks !
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how can I see any errors that are related to the active directory  schema?

I am having AD issues and need to make sure the schema is not the issue , where can I look?


thanks !

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