On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 6:17 PM, Michael B. Smith <[email protected]> wrote:
> On the "bad" system, you should be able to stop netlogon, remove 
> netlogon.dns, start netlogon, ipconfig /registerdns, force replication. That 
> should take care of it.

I tried (most of) that. I didn't remove the "netlogon.dns", but did
try the stopping/starting the service, registerdns, and "netdiag /fix"
and "dcdiag /fix". None of that helped.  And then I couldn't DCPROMO
it back to a member server.

So we eventually manually removed it from AD, using the "How to remove
a completely orphaned DC" method in KB 555846.

We'll rebuild that DC from scratch today, and try again.

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