Will do. Thanks Isaac. Here's some additional information. I tried to force
the replication
G:\>DFSRDIAG SyncNow /RGName:Amc /Partner:dsgad1.mycompany.com /Time:60
/Verbose
[INFO] Duration in Minutes: 60, 60
[INFO] Computer Name: dsgad1
[INFO] Computer DNS: dsgad1.mycompany.com
[INFO] Domain Name: sentage
[INFO] Domain DNS: mycompany.com
[INFO] Site Name: datacenter
[INFO] Computer Name: 11DC
[INFO] Computer DNS: 11DC.mycompany.COM
[INFO] Domain Name: mycompany
[INFO] Domain DNS: mycompany.COM
[INFO] Site Name: 11Davis
[INFO] Connected to WMI services on computer: 11DC.mycompany.COM
[INFO] Issuing query: SELECT * FROM DfsrConnectionInfo WHERE
ReplicationGroupNam
e="amc" AND PartnerName="dsgad1" AND Inbound="true"
[ERROR] Cannot find inbound DfsrConnectionInfo object to the given partner.
Poss
ible reasons:
+ The member has no configured inbound connection with the partner
+ Access is denied to connection monitoring information
[INFO] Execution Time: 0 seconds
Operation Failed
Also I then issued the following command
Post by Isaac Oben [MCITP:EA, MCSE]Hello Steve,
Event ID: 5002 is sometimes associated with NIC issues..Can you check
network card from both end make sure they are functioning properly? You can
also run a portqry against port 135 to make sure it is listening etc..
Also recommend do a repadmin /showreps and look for replicatio error if any
between the servers
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Isaac Oben [MCTIP:EA, MCSE]
Post by steveAnother error in the message
Affected replicated folders: All replicated folders on this server.
Description: DFS Replication cannot replicate with partner DSGAD1 due to a
communication error. The DFS Replication service used partner DNS name
DSGAD1.mydomain.COM, IP address 192.168.199.1, and WINS address DSGAD1 but
failed with error ID: 1723 (The RPC server is too busy to complete this
operation.). Event ID: 5002
Last occurred: Wednesday, April 22, 2009 at 5:34:03 PM (GMT-5:00)
Suggested action: Check for network connectivity problems, for
troubleshooting RPC issues see RPC KB 839880 and for additional
troubleshooting information, see The Microsoft Web Site.
Post by Isaac Oben [MCITP:EA, MCSE]Hello Steve,
The first event 4412 is nothing to worry about. the second event, you may
want to increase your staging folder quota
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Isaac Oben [MCTIP:EA, MCSE]
Post by steveSorry that my earlier description was not clear. The Namespace is
"\\domainname\locationname". The namespace server is \\server1, and we are
doing a Domain Based namespace. The type of replication is Full mesh
and
the
bandwidth allowed is 256k.
Last night, I deleted and recreated the entire thing. It worked last night
and up until 3pm today. Here's the error that I'm seeing in the DFS Log.
Event ID 4412
The DFS Replication service detected that a file was changed on multiple
servers. A conflict resolution algorithm was used to determine the winning
file. The losing file was moved to the Conflict and Deleted folder.
Event ID 4202
The DFS Replication service has detected that the staging space in use for
the replicated folder at local path F:\data is above the high
watermark.
The
service will attempt to delete the oldest staging files. Performance
may
be
affected.
Thank you,
Steve
Post by steveHello,
This issue is between two w2k3 r2 servers. The master is at the data center
and he is Operations Master (global catalog server). The other is also
a
dc
but at a different site. Both are in their unique zone and they seem
to
have
healthy dns...
From time to time, files stop flowing down to the receivingmember. Bouncing
the DFS service is not correcting the problem this time though (it did
in
the
past). I notice that when I go to \\servername1\dfsshare or
\\dsfnamespace\dfsshare on the receiving member, he thinks that he has
a
full
copy of whats on the sending member. If I go to the local drive of the
receiving member, d:\dfsshare, there are no files.
Could this be Wins? DNS? or DFS itself? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Steve