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Mikael Oskarsson
Hi
Last week I did the following on an AD 2000 SP4 environment:
I run adprep on one DC.
Moved all FSMO-roles from server1 to server2 and run dcpromo on server1 to
make it a member server.
Installed (fresch install af W2K3 SP1) on server1, make it a member, and run
dcpromo to make it a W2K3SP1 DC.
I moved all FSMO roles to server1 and it was OK.
Now I did my mistake...
I didn't run dcpromo to make server2 a memberserver instead I installed with
a fresh OS (W2K3SP1) on that machine.
I selected a new computername for server2 to be server2B and installed the
machine as a DC.
So now has my AD a DC that doesn't exist (server2)
I have looked for solutions to correct my mistake and with local help a
found KB216498.
Then i run ntdsutil as in KB216498 i get "Access is denied"
If i run ADSI Edit i also get "Access is denied"
I run all the above with the administrator account
Any tips?
Regards Mikael
Last week I did the following on an AD 2000 SP4 environment:
I run adprep on one DC.
Moved all FSMO-roles from server1 to server2 and run dcpromo on server1 to
make it a member server.
Installed (fresch install af W2K3 SP1) on server1, make it a member, and run
dcpromo to make it a W2K3SP1 DC.
I moved all FSMO roles to server1 and it was OK.
Now I did my mistake...
I didn't run dcpromo to make server2 a memberserver instead I installed with
a fresh OS (W2K3SP1) on that machine.
I selected a new computername for server2 to be server2B and installed the
machine as a DC.
So now has my AD a DC that doesn't exist (server2)
I have looked for solutions to correct my mistake and with local help a
found KB216498.
Then i run ntdsutil as in KB216498 i get "Access is denied"
If i run ADSI Edit i also get "Access is denied"
I run all the above with the administrator account
Any tips?
Regards Mikael