We have some servers with "slow" connections due to some political site link 
connections times.  What I believe is happening is that the replication window is not 
sufficient to propagate all the changes, and when the changes reach to the box,  the 
files it's expecting to change are no longer there.

Ultrasound reports these as "Sharing Violations" due to the fact they are in 
IBCO_INSTALL_RETRY.  It assume a process is holding them open, when in fact they are 
not.

The question is how do I clear these out of the ntfrs db to ignore those changes?   
One article I found (and can't refind!) suggested  clearing the connection on the 
server,  and restarting FRS service to clear the entries.   This worked for a few 
servers, but it seems those with manual connections it will not clear the inlog.

Anyone know a better way?  Or if anything, where to find more documentation?  the 
ntfrsutl I would expect to maybe have a switch to clear entries like this, but it does 
not.

I have entries dating back to 2002....ugh...

Here is an example of 1 inlog result.  I have this on 80 some servers.  Notice the old 
dates, and 0'd out info.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, as I am having reservation on moving forward 
with a 2003 upgrade, until FRS is happy.

---------------------------------------

able Type: Inbound Log Table for DOMAIN SYSTEM VOLUME (SYSVOL SHARE) (1)
SequenceNumber               : 00001291
Flags                        : 0000004a Flags [VVAct Locn Retry ]
IFlags                       : 00000001 Flags [IFlagVVRetireExec ]
State                        : 0000000f  CO STATE:  IBCO_INSTALL_DEL_RETRY
ContentCmd                   : 00000000 Flags [<Flags Clear>]
Lcmd                         : 00000003  D/F 1   Delete
FileAttributes               : 00000030 Flags [DIRECTORY ARCHIVE ]
FileVersionNumber            : 00000006
PartnerAckSeqNumber          : 0012e131
FileSize                     : 00000000 00000000
FileOffset                   : 00000000 00000000
FrsVsn                       : 01c3b10e 7cd46dbf
FileUsn                      : 00000000 82386de8
JrnlUsn                      : 00000000 9edfe1a0
JrnlFirstUsn                 : 00000000 9edfe1a0
OriginalReplica              : 1  [???]
NewReplica                   : 1  [???]
ChangeOrderGuid              : 8bbb9663-f7ee-498b-92b10db4077d4c1b
OriginatorGuid               : 656571a6-cac6-418b-950e50a8729c476e
FileGuid                     : 47a88a6c-2a59-4847-99752abc6e089242
OldParentGuid                : 104f9971-95ad-4edc-934e073d9f62963f
NewParentGuid                : 104f9971-95ad-4edc-934e073d9f62963f
CxtionGuid                   : 9a9ddaf7-96c9-4730-a897861cf726df42
Spare1Ull                    : Sat Nov  8, 2003 14:01:00
MD5CheckSum                  : MD5: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 
RetryCount                   : 0
FirstTryTime                 : Thu Dec 18, 2003 20:05:35
EventTime                    : Thu Dec 18, 2003 18:31:43
FileNameLength               :       76
FileName                     : {74F20E4C-B574-4A73-8879-C4330F02519A}


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