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Todd
Thanks for your reply.
1) I have checked the DNS settings on all DCs and everything "looks" okay
2) There is no firewall between these servers
3) I check the time on each server and they are all fine.
I tried manually forcing a replication this morning and noted that this
worked. Any idea why the defaults in Sites and Services would not be
replicating as they should but a manually replication would work? Is there
any harm in deleteing the system created links in Sites and Services and
letting them recreate themselves?
Thanks
Johnny
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Thanks for your reply.
1) I have checked the DNS settings on all DCs and everything "looks" okay
2) There is no firewall between these servers
3) I check the time on each server and they are all fine.
I tried manually forcing a replication this morning and noted that this
worked. Any idea why the defaults in Sites and Services would not be
replicating as they should but a manually replication would work? Is there
any harm in deleteing the system created links in Sites and Services and
letting them recreate themselves?
Thanks
Johnny
Todd J Heron said:Top three causes of AD replication failure:
1) Missing or incorrect DNS settings on one or more DCs
2) Firewall is enabled on the network interface of one or more DCs
3) Incorrect date/time on one or more DCs
Troubleshooting replication:
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/...ndard/proddocs/en-us/sag_adsite_trouble_1.asp
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