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Thank you . The Sysvol folder appeared but Netlogon still does not show up .
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Thank you . The Sysvol folder appeared but Netlogon still does not show up .

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Create a folder named “scripts” in C:\Windows\SYSVOL\sysvol\d<wbr />omain.com as below.<br />
No need additional permission it will inherit from parent. Restart netlogon service<br />
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Create a folder named “scripts” in C:\Windows\SYSVOL\sysvol\domain.com as below.
No need additional permission it will inherit from parent. Restart netlogon service
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Thank you it is resolved now
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We are using server 2012 . There already have one domain controller A in this child domain . After one more domain controller B added, we found this new domain controller does not have netlogon and sysvol in local share and GPO cannot be added. Then i noticed there have been replication problem with other child domains going and i resolved it . But the netlogon and sysvol still don't appear . I tried add one more new domain controller C and it is the same . I attached the screenshot of the event viewer after controller C prompted &nbsp;. Please help me to resolve this thank you.<br />
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We are using server 2012 . There already have one domain controller A in this child domain . After one more domain controller B added, we found this new domain controller does not have netlogon and sysvol in local share and GPO cannot be added. Then i noticed there have been replication problem with other child domains going and i resolved it . But the netlogon and sysvol still don't appear . I tried add one more new domain controller C and it is the same . I attached the screenshot of the event viewer after controller C prompted  . Please help me to resolve this thank you.

Domain Controller does not have netlogon and sysvol in local share

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