Pred casom som nasiel super prednasku o AD, ktoru prezentoval sam Ondrej Sevecek.
Odporucam si ju pozriet, je to velmi zaujimave a velmi dobre prednesene. Bodaj by sme mali takych ludi viacej.
Today I tried to split two domain created in one AD forest.
Scenario
I had 1st created domain domain.local which was top-forest root domain. It contained two domain controllers (SRVDC01.domain.local (W2008R2) and SRVDC02.domain.local(WS8)). Second domain I’ve created was domain2.local which was in same AD forest, but in different AD tree. I had little problem when creating new domain domain2.local, because SRVDC02.domain.local was powered off for couple days. DCPromo on SRVXX01.domain2.local was complaining about some replication problems. So I needed to power it on and force replication. It was weird, because SRVDC2.domain.local haven’t hold any of FSMO roles. When it was all done, all looked up and running.
Today I was migrating mailboxes from Exchange 2003 to new server Exchange 2010. Almost all accounts were working fine except couple. I receive following error:
Ako som spominal v predchadzajucom clanku, lokalne politiky nie su moc vhodne na centralne spravovanie prostredia, kedze kazda lokalna politika zije svoj “lokalny zivot” 🙂 Na centralne spravovanie politik pre koncove pocitace potrebujeme funkcnu Active Directory (dalej len AD) domenu a v nej vyuzijeme Group Policy Object. Ale co to vlastne ten Group Policy Object je?
To recreate automatic AD replications between domain controllers you need to use command:
repadmin /kcc
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