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While trying to remove a phantom DC within my Domain (first let it be known
this is a test enviroment and i did not do a gracefull dcpromo for testing
purposes) using ntdsutil i get down to the list domains command and i see my
domain when i go to select my domain number this is what i get
Microsoft Windows 2000 [Version 5.00.2195]
(C) Copyright 1985-2000 Microsoft Corp.
C:\Documents and Settings\shaskell>ntdsutil
ntdsutil: metadata cleanup
metadata cleanup: connections
server connections: set creds posey.local shaskell caselogic
server connections: connect to server server01
Binding to server01 as user(shaskell) in domain(posey.local) ...
Connected to server01 as user(shaskell) in domain(posey.local) ...
server connections: quit
metadata cleanup: select operation target
select operation target: list domains
Found 1 domain(s)
0 - DC=posey,DC=local
select operation target: select domain 0
No current site
Domain - DC=posey,DC=local
No current server
No current Naming Context
select operation target:
Anybody have an answer to this? i am trying to prepare for worst case
scenario disater recovery
TIA
this is a test enviroment and i did not do a gracefull dcpromo for testing
purposes) using ntdsutil i get down to the list domains command and i see my
domain when i go to select my domain number this is what i get
Microsoft Windows 2000 [Version 5.00.2195]
(C) Copyright 1985-2000 Microsoft Corp.
C:\Documents and Settings\shaskell>ntdsutil
ntdsutil: metadata cleanup
metadata cleanup: connections
server connections: set creds posey.local shaskell caselogic
server connections: connect to server server01
Binding to server01 as user(shaskell) in domain(posey.local) ...
Connected to server01 as user(shaskell) in domain(posey.local) ...
server connections: quit
metadata cleanup: select operation target
select operation target: list domains
Found 1 domain(s)
0 - DC=posey,DC=local
select operation target: select domain 0
No current site
Domain - DC=posey,DC=local
No current server
No current Naming Context
select operation target:
Anybody have an answer to this? i am trying to prepare for worst case
scenario disater recovery
TIA