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Windows 2003 Server Error after Restore

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rflora

rflora

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I recently restored my my Windows 2003 Servers from backup. One is a primary DC and other is as a secondary. The backup was made using Symantec LiveState Recovery. Restoration seemed to had gone just fine, but after a few days I noticed the AD replication was not working. I got that to work, but now I keep getting the following errors/warnings and information messages in Event Viewer.

System - Errors
Event ID: 4321 Source: NetBt
Event ID: 4 Source: Kerberos

System - Warning
Event ID: 3019 Source: MrxSmb

File Replication - Warning
Event ID: 13508 Source: NtFrs
File Replication - Information
Event ID: 13516 Source: NtFrs

Directory Services- Information ( I get the following info msgs every 10mins or so, then they stop for hours and every 10 mins or so again)
Event ID: 1394 Source: NTDS General
Event ID: 1404 Source: NTDS KCC
Event ID: 700 Source: NTDS ISAM

Does anyone have any ideas as to how I can get rid of these errors and messages? If you guys need more info to understand my situation please let me know. Thanks.

 
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obviously your errors are coming from the restoration, the best way to get clean is to demote and promote ... but that would require getting all the FSMO rolls off -- chances are, you're going to have issues trying to demote ...

try these:

error 4321 is networking related, check DNS as well as NIC settings (ie correct mask)

error 4 / kerberos is having a problem with the name of the computer. never used symantec's live state, but i'm assuming it retains all SID's and stuff like that?

 
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Thanks for the reply, I appreciate your help.

I checked the NIC settings and everything seems to be just fine. I've gone through the DNS as well, and again everything seems fine. But I'm not sure what I should be looking for in the DNS in regards to this error. Otherwise everything seems fine. Any clue's what I should look for, or what else could the reason be. Thanks again.

 
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I just noticed something in dns. Since we two domain controllers. DC1 & DC2. In the DNS for both DC's, when i click on Forward Lookup Zones then in the right pane under Type it says Active Directory-Integrated Primary. And it says that for both. Should one be Secondary? Could that be some sort of a prob, or is ok to have both as primary?
 
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