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Rich Madura
We have an upgraded network. It was NT4 and we upgraded it to 2003 very
smoothly. There were two domain controllers (PDC and BDC) before and there
are stil two domain controllers.
None of the FSMO roles have been moved from the first 2003 DC in this single
domain. We have ~100 accounts. The first DC has DNS, DHCP and WINS, and the
second has replicated DNS and WINS. Only the first DC has the GC.
We then added Exchange 2003 to two other servers, which went smoothly.
We had to reboot the first DC. When it was rebooting, everyone noticed
because they could not reach the Exchange 2003 server along with DNS
resolution hangs, etc.
Sounds like lack of a distributed GC can cause this, am I right? Time to
replicate the GC to the second DC?
Thanks!
smoothly. There were two domain controllers (PDC and BDC) before and there
are stil two domain controllers.
None of the FSMO roles have been moved from the first 2003 DC in this single
domain. We have ~100 accounts. The first DC has DNS, DHCP and WINS, and the
second has replicated DNS and WINS. Only the first DC has the GC.
We then added Exchange 2003 to two other servers, which went smoothly.
We had to reboot the first DC. When it was rebooting, everyone noticed
because they could not reach the Exchange 2003 server along with DNS
resolution hangs, etc.
Sounds like lack of a distributed GC can cause this, am I right? Time to
replicate the GC to the second DC?
Thanks!