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Drown, Mar 8, 2005. Alan Drown Guest Hi all, I have a small network with 2 windows 2003 domain controllers. If I open up the ADUC MMC and look at the operation masters, The active directory ldap RID,PDC and Infrastructure roles indicate ERROR rather than name of the DC with that active directory dns role. It indicates this when I look at this from either DC. In the event log on both Domain controllers
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there are event 5719's at 4 hour intervals every day. No other times except these 4 hour intervals. They're staggered by 2 hours on each Domain controller- i.e DC1 at 430pm, 830pm, while DC2 https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc961935.aspx is 630pm, 1030pm. So it appears that the Domain Controllers are not communicating though I have no other connectivity issues between these two systems. I can manage either DC from within the ADUC MMC on either DC. Shares show up on both DC's from either DC. Any clues on what the problem is or how to best troubleshoot this? The Domain functional level indicates its running in Windows 2000 http://www.winvistatips.com/threads/rid-pdc-infrastructure-operation-masters-states-error-operations-master-currently-offline.682163/ native mode. The Forest functional level states Windows 2000 One other point of interest: DC1 is acting as a secondary rather than a primary DNS server The primary is a Linux box. DNS appears to be functioning just fine but could this be the problem? I have no problems making DC1 the primary DNS I'm just a little leary about the consequences. would I just delete the secondary zone and recreate it as a primary zone? I'd hate to cause more problems, specifically log in problems which I dont have right now. Other than the fact that neither DC knows who the RID,PDC and infrastructure master are, I dont see any issues. But, I'm getting ready to add an Exchange server and I'd like to clear these errors up before I do. Any help from you gurus out ther would be very much appreciated! Alan Alan Drown, Mar 8, 2005 #1 Advertisements Alan Drown Guest Pardon me if I'm out of line but is there a particular reason no one is chiming in here? Is this too hard or too stupid a post? This is the second post I've made to this group and gotten no responses. I thought that these group
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your router or firewall. Download your free Network Device Monitor Guy's Review of Computer Tools 1) Belarc Advisor 2) Network Perf Mon 3) Freeping 4) PuTTY 5) Bandwidth Analyzer 6) Secunia 7) Net-SNMP 8) Permission Analyzer 9) DNS Stuff 10) WinDiff's Compare Windows Server 2003 - FSMO - Advice FSMO (Flexible Single Master Operations) This page will advise you what to do if you lose the Domain Controller holding one of the FSMO roles. I will also cover the implications of having more than one FSMO master for the same role. If you have lost your FSMO master then I have a troubleshooting section, and a separate page on transferring FSMO roles. Incidentally, the modern tendency is to use the term Operation Masters, whereas in Windows 2000, FSMO was the term of choice.Topics for FSMO PDC Emulator Infrastructure Master Rid Master Schema Master Domain Naming MasterTroubleshooting FSMO(Transfer FSMO Roles - Another page) ‡ PDC Emulator Of the 5 roles, this is the role that you will miss the soonest. Not only with NT 4.0 BDC's complain, but also there will be no time synchronization. Another problem is that you probably will not be able to change or troubleshoot group policies as the default setting is for the PDC emulator also to be the group policy master. Implications for Duplicates If the old PDC emulator returns, then it is not as serious as duplicates with some of the other roles. Quickly seize PDC role from another machine. RID Master One Domain Controller is responsible for giving all the rest of the Domain Controllers a pack of unique numbers so that no two new objects have the same GUID (Globally Unique Identifier). If you lose the RID master the chances are good that the existing Domain Controllers will have enough unused RIDs to last a week or so do not be in a hurry to seize. Implications for Duplic