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Replication! HELP!

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bran2235

IS-IT--Management
Feb 13, 2002
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Hi all-

Here's the problem: We had an OU disappear (don't ask me how!?!). So one of my admins found a tool on sysinternals used to restore delete/tombstoned objects. Well, it worked great until my 2nd DC replicated (removed the restored OU)... so, to prevent this from happening, I turned off replication between my two DCs... (!). It's been this way for almost a week.

We have 2 DCs.
Global Catalog on both.
Currently, DC 1 (has all FSMO roles too) is working like a champ- this is the one I restored OU to.

I turned off the replication (set it to none) via AD Sites&Svcs. I was thinking that this would prevent DC2 from replicating back to the way we started before I restored the missing OU (is the right?)... I read somewhere that the interval changes (after being updated) so, now it's almost been a week and all I've done recently is force the replication FROM DC02 TO DC01.... not the other way around...

Can anyone offer any suggestions on how i can turn the replication back on without losing my OU again?


Many thanks-
Brandon
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TYPO: Should read "...all i've done recently is forced a replication from DC01 to DC02.
 
r8j8t,
For the future, I understand .... However, we are working good now (OU is back - using the free tool from sysinternals)...

My question is still not answered:
If I turn the replication back onto it's normal schedule, will my OU disappear again?

I can successfully 'force' replication FROM DC01- I'm just scared to FORCE FROM DC02...
 
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