I don't know what Brett would do (is that a bracelet idea?) but personally if given the opportunity, I would have chosen to a) figure out why the failure of one disk in a RAID 5 set didn't allow for continuous operation b) fix that issue so that it never happens again (suspect disk cache, raid
Hello Brett,The pb was that one disk inmy raid5 was corrupted. So i changed the disk and i checked thatmy raid 5 was OK via dell open manager.But when restarting theDC,itshows a windows popup stated an error in lssass.exe and thati have to boot in dsrm mode. When i clicked ok , my DC reboots
Hello Jorge,Thanks for clarification. I will check next week if i have no issues with usn rollback :( . Yann"Almeida Pinto, Jorge de" [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit: when a DC is restored from the system state (amongst others): * the restored RID pool is thrown away (invalidated) and a
BTW, if you have snapshot based backup you _can_ backup and just restore
only the AD data (dit, log, and chk), and it will work w/o USN rollback
correctly. We used to run quick tests like that all the time, but ONLY
validated that the DS / AD didn't break. That doesn't make it supported.
BTW,
