Hello
Our Hong Kong office moved and as part of that we created a new AD Site called 'HongKongNew' with two new DCs for it.
Following the move the old DCs were moved to the new physical site (but not powered on).
After a while (too long!) we powered them up and did a force removal with the help of 'ntdsutil'.
To finish the tidy-up we then deleted the 'HongKong' site and rename 'HongKongNew' to 'HongKong'.
All looks fine except that a DNS Test (using Spotlight on AD) on HKDC01 reports "[tt]The domain controller is not advertising itself as a Global Catalog. The following SRV record was not found for hkdc02.domain.com: _ldap._tcp.HongKongNew._sites.gc._msdcs.domain.com[/tt]", and vice versa.
So, something thinks the site HongKongNew still exists, but drilling down through the DNS MMC shows no 'HongKongNew' site.
What gives? And how to fix it?
JJ
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There is no apostrophe in the plural of PC (or PST, or CPU, or HDD, or FDD, or photo, or breakfast...and so on)[/small]
Our Hong Kong office moved and as part of that we created a new AD Site called 'HongKongNew' with two new DCs for it.
Following the move the old DCs were moved to the new physical site (but not powered on).
After a while (too long!) we powered them up and did a force removal with the help of 'ntdsutil'.
To finish the tidy-up we then deleted the 'HongKong' site and rename 'HongKongNew' to 'HongKong'.
All looks fine except that a DNS Test (using Spotlight on AD) on HKDC01 reports "[tt]The domain controller is not advertising itself as a Global Catalog. The following SRV record was not found for hkdc02.domain.com: _ldap._tcp.HongKongNew._sites.gc._msdcs.domain.com[/tt]", and vice versa.
So, something thinks the site HongKongNew still exists, but drilling down through the DNS MMC shows no 'HongKongNew' site.
What gives? And how to fix it?
JJ
[small][purple]Variables won't. Constants aren't[/purple]
There is no apostrophe in the plural of PC (or PST, or CPU, or HDD, or FDD, or photo, or breakfast...and so on)[/small]