![]() ![]() The command will poll changes from active directory. To fix this issue, force AD replication between the local AD site and the remote AD site and on the DFSR servers, run dfsrdiagpollad from an elevated command prompt. ![]() Whenever we create a DFS namespace and DFS Replication group, the namespace and replicated group are stored into the active directory domain partition and if AD replication is failing, then the changes are not replicated to the remote domain controller, hence the DFS server in that site could not get those changes and could not initialize initial sync (one way sync) The possible reason could be active directory replication failure to the remote site. DFS is active directory aware application and heavily depends upon AD sites and services and AD replication. When initial sync (one-way sync) triggers, we should get event ID 4102 under DFSR logs. The remote site does have an additional domain controller Even after a few hours replication (initial sync) had not even started. I created a new replication group, added a local site server and a remote site server in that group. The end result of the above is high backlog activity and out of sync replicated folders and finally DFSR data replication failures or data loss in case of accidental data deletion.ĪD replication failures blocks DFSR replicated folder initialisation The majority of DFSR issues arise because of active directory replication issues, inadequate staging quota, sharing violations of open files, a corrupted DFSR database, unexpected dirty database shutdowns, conflicting data modifications, and accidental data deletion. ![]()
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