Sorted,
Ran DCPROMO on the second DC demoting it, left it a while whilst replication
took place, then DCPROMO'd it again to a DC and all is well.
Very strange.
"Andrew Story" <andrewDOTstoryATjameswalkerDOTbiz> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi - apologies for the crosspost but I realy wasn't sure which group would
> be best to ask this question.
>
> Win2k AD, Win2k/XP clients.
>
> I have multiple AD sites, all with 1 dc each.
>
> In my main site I have just added a second DC. The DC passes netdiag and
> dcdiag without any errors, replication is also working fine (checked with
> replmon and repadmin). The DC is in the correct site in Sites and
> Services also, and can authenticate users fine.
>
> However, we use network boot disks to map to a file server share and run
> GHOST to clone machines (drive mapping boot disks). Since this second DC
> has been installed, booting a client to the network via a network boot
> disk is OK (it asks for a username/password) but you get an 'access
> denied' message (I'll get the full message and post back if anyone has any
> ideas). If you shut the second DC down, all works fine? The only erros on
> the DC's event logs are 8006 and 8016 MRxSMB at the time the boot disk
> machine is authenticating, but I've always had these before the second DC
> was brought online and it has worked for years.
>
> I've had multiple DC's running before, and on this site and this has all
> worked no problem. The second DC won't allow these DOS (if that's what
> they are) clients to authenticate.
>
> Any ideas/suggesstions much appreciated.
>
>
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