I am running Windows Server 2008 Domain Controller. I am trying to run a “adprep /rodcprep” command, but get the following error message. “Adprep could not contact a replica for partition DC=DomainDnsZones" Software/Hardware used: windows server 2008 domain controller
Windows Server 2008 Domain Controller, Domain Controller, Adprep
I am getting the following error when running DCpromo trying to join an existing domain on the server Operation failed:The network location cannot be reached I checked and made sure there were no issues with our network connections Software/Hardware used: windows server 2003, vsphere 4.0
I am trying to download active directory, i have tried DCPROMO and it says in cant find it, i would lso like to down load windows XP professional and windows server 2003
Active Directory Installation, Active Directory, Windows Server 2003
I am trying to create a custom application directory partition to replicate zone data to specified domain controllers in a forest. For that I create a first domain name domain.net in a new forest using dcpromo on standalone computer name Server2003. The default zone replication scope is To All Dns...
am trying dns delegation, I have installed active directory domain name "parent.local" on windows server 2003 server name SERVER1. Ip address is 192.168.0.3. Preferred dns set it itself. The active directory integrated dns zone name is "parent.local". Then I create a child domain...
Hi, im currently setting up a Windows Server 2003 server, I only have problem with dcpromo. Basically after I set the IP address to be static and make the default gateway same as the server, and use DCPROMO, in the end the dns address isn't the IP address of the computer, instead it's Localhost,...
I've got a rebuilt domain controller running Windows 2000 Server SP4. It is one of 3 domain controllers. Since the rebuild I've not been able to synch the Sysvol, and I've seen dcpromo as an option to demote the domain controller, move off the Sysvol directory and then repromote back to a domain...
I am trying to add a second domain controller (DC) with 64-bit hardware to a domain with Exchange Server 2003 installed on the first domain controller. I was told that I need to run ADPREP to prepare the forest when I run DCPROMO. This is the first domain in the forest. However, when I ran ADPREP...
Current situation: Exchange 2003 Standard Edtion (SP2) is running on Server 2000 SP4 w/roll-ups. Some servers are 2000, some are 2003/2003R2. In the "NT Domain" world, the Exchange Server would also be called the PDC. I am running the Domain in native mode, since I no longer have any NT servers...
We have an existing Win2K3 domain with a primary DC in our main office and a secondary DC in a co-location facility 700 miles away. We have a secondary (local) office connected to our main via WAN link. There is a member server which we would like to convert to a DC using dcpromo (for a variety...
I set up a second Exchange server on a single domain, but installed AD on it before finding out this is not advised. Can you tell me what problems it causes and whether or not I can just use DCPROMO to remove the AD component without causing problems. I ultimately need to have redundant copies of...
My Exchange Server was working as a DC but i had many problems with this configuration. For solving these problems i decided to remove the DC configuration over Exchange Server using dcpromo command. When Exchange Server was DC secondary, RPC Over HTTP service was working fine, but now not...
Already run the adprep/forestprep & adprep/domainprep on my Win2K DC an successfully run but when I run dcpromo on my new Win Server 2003... The operation failed it says The forest is not prepared for installing Win Server 2003. The version of the Active Directory schema of the source forest is not...
I have a Win2K3 server setup and ready to add to an existing domain. Would I just do a dcpromo then put it on the network? or am I missing something?



