DNS Event ID 4515

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elvis

Hi,

Theres always gott be some shitty little error with DNS
windows 2000 it was the 5773/5772 error now with Windows
2003 DNS its 4515...I can't seem to get rid of this
error...I have two W2K3 domain controllers same subnet
both AD integrated DNS Primaries...I have run DCdiag and
netdiag with the fix options for both and I am still
getting 4515 in event viewer....Someone mentioned Using
adsi edit.....I am able to load this but could someone
step me step by step on how to use ADSI edit...This error
is really irritating me as I cannot resolve it and I have
been through all mentioned Please help.

Thanking You
Elvis
 
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elvis said:
Hi,

Theres always gott be some shitty little error with DNS
windows 2000 it was the 5773/5772 error now with Windows
2003 DNS its 4515...I can't seem to get rid of this
error...I have two W2K3 domain controllers same subnet
both AD integrated DNS Primaries...I have run DCdiag and
netdiag with the fix options for both and I am still
getting 4515 in event viewer....Someone mentioned Using
adsi edit.....I am able to load this but could someone
step me step by step on how to use ADSI edit...This error
is really irritating me as I cannot resolve it and I have
been through all mentioned Please help.

Thanking You
Elvis
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It apparently seems you have two DNS app partitions with the same name.
Deleting one of them should do the trick.

See:
http://www.eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=4515&source=

and this on how to use ntdsutil for this issue:
HOW TO: Manage the Application Directory Partition and Replicas in Windows
Server 2003
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=322669


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HI Ace,

Thanks for you response....You have helped me a lot in
the past....I have looked at both articles, but
unfortuntaely I am having a little bit of a difficult
time using the ntdsutil to delete some partition.....Can
you be a little more descriptive if possible....IE a sort
of step by step??
Thanking You
Elvis
 
Hi Ace,

I still don't know what was duplicated, where it can be
found and what I am looking for but I fixed my problem by
performing the following. I deleted both my forward and
reverse DNS zones....rebooted the server and it got fixed
on the reboot. Windows 2003 starting to fix itself... I
LOVE IT....
Thanks ACE for all your help, it is greatly appreciated.
I am still trying to make head and tail of the
NTDSutil....any articles on this would be great....

Thanking You
Elvis
 
We had the same problem. I could not find a lot of
information on the error. Our environment = two 2003
Domain Controllers running DNS.

1) We changed every zone, forward and reverse from
AD to just primary. That created the dns file in
windows\system32\dns.
2) We copied the dns files to another directory.
3) We then put the dns zones back into AD.
4) We then deleted all the AD zones.
5) Once they were deleted, and replication happened
(or you can delete them out of both DNS servers) we
copied the dns files that were created when the zones
were just primary non-AD zones back to the
windows\system32\dns directory and created a new zone,
and had it load from a file. (we only did this on one DNS
server, not both)
6) Once all the forward and reverse zones were
reloaded we made them AD zones. We made sure the _msdcs
zone was a forest AD zone and the other were just Domain
AD zones.
7) Since we have two DNS servers, we made sure zone
transfers are turned on, and that the name servers were
entered correctly.
8) Once that was done, replication happened between
DC's and everything was fine, no more error.

If you have any questions, please let me know.

Kevin
 
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Elvis said:
Hi Ace,

I still don't know what was duplicated, where it can be
found and what I am looking for but I fixed my problem by
performing the following. I deleted both my forward and
reverse DNS zones....rebooted the server and it got fixed
on the reboot. Windows 2003 starting to fix itself... I
LOVE IT....
Thanks ACE for all your help, it is greatly appreciated.
I am still trying to make head and tail of the
NTDSutil....any articles on this would be great....

Thanking You
Elvis
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It fixed itself? Interesting... that I didn't know it would do. Have to
remember that. Seems like self-preservation! :-)

As for NTDSUTIL, that's an interesting utility. Here's some info and links
on it below. And no problem for the attempt at helping out. Always a
pleasure to help... :-)

HOW TO Use Ntdsutil to Manage Active Directory Files from the Command Line
in Windows 2000 (Q315131):
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q315/1/31.asp

Q324968 - WebCast Using the Ntdsutil.exe Utility:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;Q324968&

Appendix C - Active Directory Diagnostic Tool (Ntdsutil.exe):
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/...erver/reskit/en-us/distsys/part5/dsgappc.mspx

Microsoft TechNet - ntdsutil how to:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/tr...owsserver2003/proddocs/entserver/ntdsutil.asp

257420 - HOW TO Move the Ntds.dit File or Log Files:
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=257420

There are more, but this should get you going.

:-)




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Regards,
Ace

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Microsoft Windows MVP - Active Directory

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pig. --
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Elvis said:
Thanks,

Hi Ace, Those are all the resources I will ever
need....Thanks again!!!
Elvis
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No prob!
:-)
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Regards,
Ace

Please direct all replies to the newsgroup so all can benefit.
This posting is provided "AS-IS" with no warranties and confers no
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Ace Fekay, MCSE 2000, MCSE+I, MCSA, MCT, MVP
Microsoft Windows MVP - Active Directory

HAM AND EGGS: A day's work for a chicken; A lifetime commitment for a
pig. --
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