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Its doable with code, I can find you the
DC or GC’s, and if you REALLLY want disable the FRS services but you
would really be screwing up some important services that your DC needs. Do you really want to do this?
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Durairaj K. Avasi Honestly I am not sure why my sys. Admin
needs it… I received a development request with the following spec. -----Original Message----- can you add, roughly WHY
you want to do this? FRS is enabled on ALL DCs
in an AD forest, and that's the way it should be as SYSVOL replication uses
FRS. FRS is one of those special services, that you don't want to screw
around with (such as turning off, make a lot of file-system changes, turning
back on), unless you really know what you're doing or you really want to have
more trouble. /Guido From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Durairaj K. Avasi AD Gurus:: I hope all had very good
weekend.. Here is my requirement where I stuck and I need your hand on this In short: This is what I
want: Script 1: identify the
servers (Domain Controllers) using File Replication service (FRS). Script 2: Disable these found
in Script 1. (When I say disable, I just meant to say FRS service on these
servers) Script 3: Enable these found
in Script 1. (When I say enable, I just meant to say FRS service on these
servers) The following is the detail
of what I found… ============================================= How to identify the servers
(Domain Controllers) using File Replication service (FRS)? I found the “repadmin
/replsum” in Active Directory cookbook. However I need the same output in
a txt file just servernames (Note – not the status) and how to disable and
enable the FRS service on the above identified servers? I thought of using cscript
service.vbs /X /N ntfrs /S __SERVERNAME /U avasi /W password /O c:\temp.txt
… I don’t know how this is going to workout. Thanks in advance. Durairaj K. Avasi |
