Too bad you can't write a book about this one.
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On Thu, Nov 17, 2016 2:16 PM, Webster [email protected]
wrote:
Boss man got on out GTM and explained the history of the issue. About a year ago
they moved from FSR to DFSR for SYSVOL. Sometime after that, an admin who no
longer works there, restored the main DC from a snapshot pre DFSR migration and
pre adprep for 2008 R2. So you had the main DC now thought it was on schema 44
and the other thought it was on schema 47. One thought it was using DFSR and one
thought it was using FRS. That admin attempted to trick the DCs thru a series or
regedits and ADSIEdits.
He then went and restored a copy of the SYSVOL tree to a file share and then
copied and pasted that to both DCs.



They have been operating in this screwed up, unreliable, non-steady state for
over a year now. Three months ago (I was originally told two) the new admin
comes in to all this fiasco and also tries to reverse the travesty thru a bunch
of
regedits and adsiedits. Why no one thought or bothered to get Microsoft support
involved over a year ago is beyond me. I talked the boss into us getting
Microsoft support involved. My co-worker who got me involved in this call is now
getting an AD backup and
will open a call with MS. When he finishes up with MS support, I will let you
know "the rest of the story".



Thanks





Webster

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