Time Sync

[HbooGz]

C:\>repadmin /showutdvec phmaindc1 dc=phippsny,dc=org
Caching GUIDs.
...
Main-Netcong\PHDRDC @ USN 106928 @ Time 2006-11-18
02:44:43
1566f2e8-fc6e-4d7a-ba2a-7749d8d74642 @ USN 6199800 @ Time (unknown)
MainOffice\PHMAINDC1 @ USN 885211 @ Time 2006-11-20
12:20:18
MainOffice\PHPRINT1 @ USN 1653385 @ Time 2006-11-18
02:47:46
32304b07-28a0-4aa9-a96f-f1d26cfc3210 @ USN 1523520 @ Time (unknown)
49032c9e-44c9-44a4-8597-6d4a52c5201c @ USN 3671589 @ Time (unknown)


Would anyone know how to remove those Guid's and force manual
synchronization between all DC's as it appears time is off.

 

[Joe Richards [MVP]]

The GUIDs will always be there, they are part of the replication
dampening info. If they were gone bad things would happen, check out the
chapter on replication in my book.

As for the other items, I would use repadmin /showreps for the specific
DCs in question and look to see if there are issues and then clear them up.

--
Joe Richards Microsoft MVP Windows Server Directory Services
Author of O'Reilly Active Directory Third Edition
www.joeware.net


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[Jorge de Almeida Pinto [MVP - DS]]

yes.... shutdown every DC and rebuild the forest ;-) kidding!

those are OLD AD database IDs from DCs that have been restored from backup
or have been demoted..

don't worry, it's OK!

--

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