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The Knowledge Consistency Checker (KCC) has detected problems with the following directory partition.

Receiving alerts from SCCM tht KCC has detected problems with directory partition, ran repadmin /replsummary and found error 8456 (screenshot attached)

Ran dcdiag and found multiple error on KCC Event (screenshot attached). I would appreciate your assistance on how to resolve this issue.

Michael Pfister

Please run

dcdiag /e /v > dcdiag.txt

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and attach the resulting log file (remove company information first from the text file).

First check Active Directory Sites and Services, verify all the subnets in your domain are configured and site links exist between each site. .

Syed Sohail

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Thanks for your response Michael, I have checked that all subnets in domain are configured in site links exists between sites. Please find attched the output of dcdiag command dcdiag dcdiag output.rtf

Michael Pfister

This is what I've found:

      Test omitted by user request: OutboundSecureChannels

      Starting test: Replications

         * Replications Check
         [Replications Check,Replications Check] Inbound replication is

         disabled.

         To correct, run "repadmin /options XXXXSHAREDDC01

         -DISABLE_INBOUND_REPL"

         [Replications Check,XXXXSHAREDDC01] Outbound replication is disabled.

         To correct, run "repadmin /options XXXXSHAREDDC01

         -DISABLE_OUTBOUND_REPL"

         ......................... XXXXSHAREDDC01 failed test Replications

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Not sure how this happened. Have a look at this server.
Check eventlog and run

dcdiag /v > XXXXSHAREDDC01.txt

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Syed Sohail

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Hi, I ran the command "repadmin /options XXXXSHAREDDC01 -DISABLE_INBOUND_REPL", and
"repadmin /options XXXXSHAREDDC01 -DISABLE_OUTBOUND_REPL", this generated event ID 1114 and 1116 stating Inbout and Outbound replication started by the user.

But just after that event 2095
"During an Active Directory Domain Services replication request, the local domain controller (DC) identified a remote DC which has received replication data from the local DC using already-acknowledged USN tracking numbers.

Because the remote DC believes it is has a more up-to-date Active Directory Domain Services database than the local DC, the remote DC will not apply future changes to its copy of the Active Directory Domain Services database or replicate them to its direct and transitive replication partners that originate from this local DC."

Followed by 1113 and 1115, "Inbound and Outbound replication has been disabled by the user"

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Michael Pfister

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