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Vnetadc2 is on some very old hardware and is probably on its last legs in that respect and I don't need to have 3 DCs. Let me understand this better. There was another DC in a separate domain in another location. Is that a child domain? Or another Tree in the forest? Either way, if you still see that old domain name in the drop-down box on XP, then it means it hasn't been fully cleaned out.
Cleaning out a child domain requires a few more steps. This article will help:. Server VnetDC. They are the GC ports. Is this server a GC? It's jus easier making them all GCs, which is now the accepted practice. For all DCs, point the first entry to a local replica DC and then itself as the second entry. This is now the accepted configuration by Microsoft. If the first two don't resolve, it more than likely will time out before it hits the third anyway.
This object may not exist because it may have been deleted and already garbage collected. The failure occurred at The last success occurred at never. Difficult to say without much more, detailed configuration design info, but I think the whole thing was based on a multi-domain forest and DNS not setup properly to support it.
I don't know if you are aware of how to set that up or the options available, but it can be a little confusing. I have a blog on it, but if the child or tree domain no longer exists, then just clean out the orphaned domain's references for starters.
And if VnetADC2 is having problems, demote it. You can find if it was holding any roles by running netdom query fsmo , and if it was, make sure they are seized to one of the other DCs. But honestly, even if it did hold any roles, it wouldn't have mattered because it wasn't replicating. In addition to Meinolf's link, here's another link with steps to clean out other factors after removing a failed DC:.
And don't forget to clean out the old domain. Ace, no problem, better twice then never asked for :- I am interested in all the answers to your amount of questions. It is really confusing now and I assume the OP has two domains with the same name in use in the 2 locations and now they are mixed up in AD. I have a Map of the Network I could show you.
The server names are not on the map so I'm not sure that would help though. All the help you've given me so far has been great and I think were' headed in the right direction now. Ill work on the steps you sent and follow up. Thank you for your help, both of you. I am seeing weird things, earlier this week DHCP was not handing out IPs and the server said it first needed to be authorized but I could not authorize it because it was unable to connect to AD.
Then I was having a problem with VPN logging peole on and then automatically logging them off with error I looked and there were a lot of duplicate A records, so I removed them and rebooted the VPN server and it was fine. I guess my questions are 1. I followed the instructions for the ntdsutil command and determined that vnetfs1 has these roles:. Which is what I thought. As far as I know all the FSMO roles are on vnetfs1 and none were ever on vnetadc2 so I should be ok in removing vnetadc2 in that respect.
However, if I go to Active Directory Users and computers and right click on the domain and choose Operations Masters, the Infrastructure Tab says ERROR where it should list the Infrastructure server address even though when I use ntdsutil it says vnetfs1 is the infrastructure server. There it also says "the current Operations Master is offline. I'm just not sure why for the Infrastructure tab it says the operations master is offline.
I removed the GC role from vnetfs1. The Role cannot be transferred. However for infrastructure it lists itself, vnetadc2 as the Operations master. I tried logging into the VPN server and Could only log in with a local account.
DNS provides resolution, it does not control what DC will log you in. If you are getting authentication issues between each DC, then there is a larger problem going on. Let's see an updated:.
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