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active directory, domain controller
Out of 10 DC , 2 DC were offline because of some firewall issue they could not communicate with other DC because of KCC failures generated (
The Knowledge Consistency Checker (KCC) was unable to form a complete spanning tree network topology. As a result, the following list of sites cannot be reached from the local site.)
now we are bring the 2 DC online as firewall issue is resolved
do we need to do any authoritative or non authoritative restore of domain partition on those 2 domain controller. ( in what situation we might need ?)
is this same as sysvol restore?
as i fear of any lingering objects ?
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they were not down , but online and not replicating with other dc.
they are not crashed
they are not crashed
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What happens after 30 days?
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Th÷re won't be any lingering objects within 30 days?
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The 2 DC were online but just not replicating due to firewall blockade
The only thing is how should I make Sure it is non authoritative when replication starts after firewall ports are opened
The only thing is how should I make Sure it is non authoritative when replication starts after firewall ports are opened
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I got further confused when my boss mentioned make sure I know how to do auth restore of domain partition
On those affected 2 DC
I don't know from what perspective he mentioned
On those affected 2 DC
I don't know from what perspective he mentioned
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if the DC which was not replicating with the partners for 20 days , is now working ok as firewall ports have been opened, so how will i make sure it is replicating and getting updates from other DC's rather this DC which is replicating to others
you mentioned something about non autharitative, if u could kindly elaborate
would appreciate
you mentioned something about non autharitative, if u could kindly elaborate
would appreciate
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so when the 2 DC starts talking to other DC's
i should run repadmin /kcc (to force the analysis of replication architecture)
repldmin /syncall (to force synchronization with all other DCs from 1 of these DC's
my last question , when do you think in what circumstances i should go for non authoriative mode on these 2 DC's
i should run repadmin /kcc (to force the analysis of replication architecture)
repldmin /syncall (to force synchronization with all other DCs from 1 of these DC's
my last question , when do you think in what circumstances i should go for non authoriative mode on these 2 DC's
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i didnt get it , in my case where the 2 DC will be replicating now with other partners
i should first use repadmin /kcc (to force the analysis of replication architecture)
repldmin /syncall (to force synchronization with all other DCs
my question again was why should i go for restore mode in my case?
i should first use repadmin /kcc (to force the analysis of replication architecture)
repldmin /syncall (to force synchronization with all other DCs
my question again was why should i go for restore mode in my case?
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i mean what should i do to go for non auth mode,
should i reboot the 2 dc in non auth mode first and then do kcc force commands?
should i reboot the 2 dc in non auth mode first and then do kcc force commands?
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Ty sir
If they are simple DCs, it may be easier to just recreate the VMs.