AD FSMO roles corrupt

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Jeroen Jordens

Hi,

There seems to have gone something horribly wrong with AD.
The Schema master role has been corrupted somehow. When I
view the roles on either one of the 3 servers I see the
schema listed as:

Schema - CN="NTDS Settings DEL:4eac4dd0-e48d-4663-9a72-
180e1ab2782c",CN="SKC1 DEL:8901b15b-b2a1-4485-9dea-
ffab6743dfb8",CN=Servers,CN=Default-First-Site-
Name,CN=Sites,CN=Configuration,DC=stkevins,DC=local

The other 4 roles are fine.
This role cannot be seized either.

This, I suspect, is causing a heap of issues that I am
trying to solve.

Can someone tell me if there is hope, maybe through
something like ADSI edit?

Cheers,
Jeroen
 
Have you tried using NTDSUTIL to seize the schema role. The server SKC1 has
had it machine account deleted. If SKC1 is still up you have two option.
Authoritative restore or dcpromo forceremoval and metadatacleanup.
 
Thank you. This worked like a charm, I'm very gratefull.

Regards,

Jeroen


-----Original Message-----
Have you tried using NTDSUTIL to seize the schema role. The server SKC1 has
had it machine account deleted. If SKC1 is still up you have two option.
Authoritative restore or dcpromo forceremoval and metadatacleanup.

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Hi,

There seems to have gone something horribly wrong with AD.
The Schema master role has been corrupted somehow. When I
view the roles on either one of the 3 servers I see the
schema listed as:

Schema - CN="NTDS Settings DEL:4eac4dd0-e48d-4663-9a72-
180e1ab2782c",CN="SKC1 DEL:8901b15b-b2a1-4485-9dea-
ffab6743dfb8",CN=Servers,CN=Default-First-Site-
Name,CN=Sites,CN=Configuration,DC=stkevins,DC=local

The other 4 roles are fine.
This role cannot be seized either.

This, I suspect, is causing a heap of issues that I am
trying to solve.

Can someone tell me if there is hope, maybe through
something like ADSI edit?

Cheers,
Jeroen
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