SYSVOL recovery

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KayZer Soze

I've deleted SYSVOL folder on both DCs (2 DCs, one Domain)
I have both System State backups of the last 7 days

How can i recover my deleted sysvol?

I've followed the procedure on MS KB, restored sysvol to an alternate
location, but when the dc restarts, it renames the polices and other
folders, to a NTFRS_<othername> folder
 
P

Paul Bergson

I'm confused. What are you trying to do? Move the sysvol?

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K

KayZer Soze

No!
I've DELETED
I wanna restore!!!!

Paul Bergson said:
I'm confused. What are you trying to do? Move the sysvol?

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Paul Bergson MCT, MCSE, MCSA, CNE, CNA, CCA

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
 
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Paul Bergson

Well point me to the kb and why did you restore to an alternate location?

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Paul Bergson MCT, MCSE, MCSA, CNE, CNA, CCA

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
 
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Jorge_de_Almeida_Pinto

I've deleted SYSVOL folder on both DCs (2 DCs, one Domain)
I have both System State backups of the last 7 days

How can i recover my deleted sysvol?

I've followed the procedure on MS KB, restored sysvol to an
alternate
location, but when the dc restarts, it renames the polices and
other
folders, to a NTFRS_<othername> folder

First you need to recreate the SYSVOL structure manualy. A restore of
the structure will also work but creating it manually is safer.
First you need to find out the location of your SYSVOl. Open regedit
and navigate to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesNtFrsParameters
Replica
Sets<GUID> and check the location of your SYSVOL

Stop the NTFRS service on the DCs the SYSVOL is gone

Recreate the SYSVOL structure according to the article:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=324175
For the permissions of the SYSVOL structure see a clean installed
SYSTEM of use the following article for help:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pr...ons/8cf7a9ab-073c-4228-ac9f-52aa969d0584.mspx
Junction points can be recreated with the LINKD utility in the
Resource Kit.

Replace all values mentioned the values that apply to your
environment!!!

After recreating the SYSVOl structure start the NTFRS service

Put a TEST file in the scripts directory and see if FRS replication
works. If it works delete the test file and the deletion of the file
should also be replicated

On the DC with the PDC FSMO restore the system state to an alternate
location
(http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pr...ons/5870556f-be04-4345-acb8-60c6c540f690.mspx).
Copy the complete CONTENTS of the policies directory in the alternate
location to the Policies folder on the SYSVOL
See if the policies replicate to the other DC(s)

Assuming the replication works use the GPOTOOL to check the health of
the SYSVOL and the policies

This should do it, to help you on your way!

Good luck!
 
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nitin

I've deleted SYSVOL folder on both DCs (2 DCs, one Domain)
I have both System State backups of the last 7 days

How can i recover my deleted sysvol?

I've followed the procedure on MS KB, restored sysvol to an
alternate
location, but when the dc restarts, it renames the polices and
other
folders, to a NTFRS_<othername> folder

Hi

first of all :blush:ops:
i do not know who suggested you to delete the SYSVOL from the DC

and now i also would suggest you to stop the FRS service on one of the
DC
and then restore the backup on the other DC
so that we have one healthy DC
make sure that everything is ood on the healthy DC

then use the article to restore the SYSVOL on the other DC

http://support.microsoft.com/?id=290762

so that both the DCs start replicating the files
 

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