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I have a small network in the office and we recently moved DHCP services to the router and shutdown a secondary AD server. We had 3 domain controllers and now we have 2.
However, I am finding a lot of systems are getting this issue now:
This computer was not able to setup a secure session with a domain controller in domain MYDOMAIN due to the following:
There are currently no login servers available to service the login request.
I have limited knowledge of AD so looking for some steps to try. I can follow directions.
However, I am finding a lot of systems are getting this issue now:
This computer was not able to setup a secure session with a domain controller in domain MYDOMAIN due to the following:
There are currently no login servers available to service the login request.
I have limited knowledge of AD so looking for some steps to try. I can follow directions.
Windows Server 2003Active Directory
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Robert Saylor
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Domain role owner server01.mydomain.corp
PDC role server01.mydomain.corp
RID pool manager server01.mydomain.corp
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Can you verify the time in in sync? Is there a reason why you moved DHCP to the router and not keep it on server? I have seen errors like this due to issues with time sync and DHCP residing on Cisco devices running DHCP.
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Time is correct on the 1st DC. The 2nd it was behind an hour.
The server that use to run DHCP was running out of storage. It is a old Dell server so we moved DHCP to a hardware solution instead of a software.
The server that use to run DHCP was running out of storage. It is a old Dell server so we moved DHCP to a hardware solution instead of a software.
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DHCP is being handled by our PepLink 305 load balancer.
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Thanks, I will see what the secondary DC is using for NTP. I will know within 24 hours if this resolves the issue.
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DNS was also part of the issue.
Just type this in a command prompt:
NetDOM /query FSMO
This will display the current primary DC.
We will continue after you verify this.