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I had to read about 6 articles because none of them explained it well. It was pretty simple. D4 for single controller. It is as simple as that and worked.
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I had to read about 6 articles because none of them explained it well. It was pretty simple. D4 for single controller. It is as simple as that and worked.

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I have a 2003 server that has had the &nbsp;Journal Wrap Error for quite some time. I have hit that error before on other servers and simply changing the registry entry in Ntfrs\Parameters\EnableJou<wbr />rnalWrapAu<wbr />toRestore fixes the problem but on this server it didn't. It actually trashed out the domain and made it inaccessible. <br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;DCDiag and NetDiag say everything is fine. I started playing with Burflags, The D2 Burflag didn't do anything. The D4 finally said that the sysvol is now shared and no longer preventing the server from becoming a domain controller but at that point the Scripts and Policies folders were gone and it was a mess. I do have an image backup so I am restored to the point where the server works but still has the Ntfrs error. Based on the above does anyone have and insight on how to correct this error?
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I have a 2003 server that has had the  Journal Wrap Error for quite some time. I have hit that error before on other servers and simply changing the registry entry in Ntfrs\Parameters\EnableJournalWrapAutoRestore fixes the problem but on this server it didn't. It actually trashed out the domain and made it inaccessible. 

   DCDiag and NetDiag say everything is fine. I started playing with Burflags, The D2 Burflag didn't do anything. The D4 finally said that the sysvol is now shared and no longer preventing the server from becoming a domain controller but at that point the Scripts and Policies folders were gone and it was a mess. I do have an image backup so I am restored to the point where the server works but still has the Ntfrs error. Based on the above does anyone have and insight on how to correct this error?

Server 2003 NTFRS problem

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).