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Mike
Hello,
I am working on a project to install Win2003 Server on a few Win2000
advanced servers, and has required me to begin to take my primary
Win2000 server out of the mix slowly.
After demoting a Win2000 DC in an environment with now 2 AD DCs
remaining replication doesn't occur between those 2 any longer. I
cannot force it, and get a consistent error of "Access is Denied".
Using ntdsutil I can see that DC2 and DC3 think they are the schema
master and domain naming master. This is what has led me to try to
force replication. I have tried turning the KDC service off on one of
the servers, but that did not help.
I must have had some permissions problem when demoting DC1 and this
may have not propogated the demotion to all DCs properly. I was logged
on as 'me' an admin account, but missing schema rights I believe
(now). The administrator account has been altered (by employees before
me that left in a bad way), and therefore I suspect that possibly it
is not correct either.
Any tips or information would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
mike
I am working on a project to install Win2003 Server on a few Win2000
advanced servers, and has required me to begin to take my primary
Win2000 server out of the mix slowly.
After demoting a Win2000 DC in an environment with now 2 AD DCs
remaining replication doesn't occur between those 2 any longer. I
cannot force it, and get a consistent error of "Access is Denied".
Using ntdsutil I can see that DC2 and DC3 think they are the schema
master and domain naming master. This is what has led me to try to
force replication. I have tried turning the KDC service off on one of
the servers, but that did not help.
I must have had some permissions problem when demoting DC1 and this
may have not propogated the demotion to all DCs properly. I was logged
on as 'me' an admin account, but missing schema rights I believe
(now). The administrator account has been altered (by employees before
me that left in a bad way), and therefore I suspect that possibly it
is not correct either.
Any tips or information would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
mike