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Hi,<br />
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Find the below mentioned article to check the sysvol replication <br />
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<a href="http://www.remotextensions.com/active-directory-replication-and-sysvol-replication-via-frs/" rel="ugc">http://www.remotextensions.com/active-directory-replication-and-sysvol-replication-via-frs/</a><br />
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For logon once a DC gone down then you need to change the Primary DNS address on machine and change it to the ip address of working DC.
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Hi,

Find the below mentioned article to check the sysvol replication

http://www.remotextensions.com/active-directory-replication-and-sysvol-replication-via-frs/ [http://www.remotextensions.com/active-directory-replication-and-sysvol-replication-via-frs/]

For logon once a DC gone down then you need to change the Primary DNS address on machine and change it to the ip address of working DC.

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Dear EE's,<br />
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How can i confirm my sysvol is replicating. Last time i having the issue in SYSVOL replication and i was forced to reinstall complete Infrastructure due heavy mess. Recently i noticed that once my 'Primary-Domain Controller' was off my other servers can't login even 'Additional-Domain Controller' is up. Please advice me how to confirm that Primary-Domain controller fail-over with 'Additional-Domain Controller'.<br />
<br />
Please advice.<br />
<br />
Thank you<br />
Shamil
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Dear EE's,

How can i confirm my sysvol is replicating. Last time i having the issue in SYSVOL replication and i was forced to reinstall complete Infrastructure due heavy mess. Recently i noticed that once my 'Primary-Domain Controller' was off my other servers can't login even 'Additional-Domain Controller' is up. Please advice me how to confirm that Primary-Domain controller fail-over with 'Additional-Domain Controller'.

Please advice.

Thank you
Shamil

How to confirm my SYSVOL is replicating?

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