Create AD Account

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Guest

I have two domain controllers in my network. When I try to create a new
account in Active Directory on one of the DC's, I receive an error,"Windows
cannot create the object because: The directory service was unable to
allocate a relative identifier."
Any help would be deeply appreciated.
Thank you.
Al
 
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Paul Bergson

Sounds like you have RID master problems

Load the support tools. From the install cd d:\support\tools\setup.exe
Load the admin tools d:\i386\adminpak.msi

Open up a command prompt
. dcdiag /v /test:ridmanager
. Make sure no errors with the rid manager

My guess isyou have rid problems.

Come back to the group and list the results


Paul Bergson
 
J

Jerold Schulman

I have two domain controllers in my network. When I try to create a new
account in Active Directory on one of the DC's, I receive an error,"Windows
cannot create the object because: The directory service was unable to
allocate a relative identifier."
Any help would be deeply appreciated.
Thank you.
Al


See tip 7921 » The Windows 2000 Server, or Windows Server 2003, System event log records event ID 16650 - 'The account-identifier allocator failed to initialize properly'?
in the 'Tips & Tricks' at http://www.jsifaq.com
 
G

Guest

Thank you for your response, Paul.
I ran ran the tool you suggested and received the following response in
reference to the RID Master:1. DsBind with RID Master was successful, 2.
Failed with 8481: The search failed to retrieve attributes from the
database., 3. Could not get Rid set Reference: failed with 8481: The search
failed to retrieve attributes from the database.
I am also checking the information Jerold sent me.
Thank you.
Al
 
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Paul Bergson

I will leave this with Jerold's tip I'm in the midst of a major issue and
don;t have the opportunity to check back like I owuld like.


Paul
 

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