Re: Same two Domain Names in the same network
- From: Sathya <Sathya@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 7 Sep 2007 14:14:01 -0700
Yes, I have both servers (DEF & ABC) in same domain name xyz.com presently in
one network. Yes, during installation joined it to xyz.com; during
installation.
DEF was switched off. When ABC was recreated newly with same name i.e.
ABC.XYZ.com. After Windows 2000 was installed and Exchange 2003 was installed
without any problems. Then switched ON DEF.xyz.com.
Best Regards,
Sathya
"Meinolf Weber" wrote:
Hello Sathya,.
So you have now both servers in domain xyz.com?
Did you add server DEF to xyz.com during installation or over "My Computer
properties" or have you installed it, run dcpromo on it and give it also
xyz.com as domain name?
Best regards
Meinolf Weber
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Dear Meinolf Weber,
Old server ABC on 2000 server, DC with exchange 5.5.
Built DEF which is a Windows 2000 and added DEF to the xyz.domain.
Then transferred FSMO 5 roles from ABC to DEF using NTDS using
graphical interface.
In ABC Exchange 5.5 was not able to upgrade to Exchange 2003. Switched
off old ABC.
Yes started from beginning on new hardware with installing server ABC
as DC with XYZ.com domain name, not using some backup files etc.
Installed Exchange 2003 Recreated mailboxes on this hardware. ran
Dcpromo on this server as well. DNS is enabled. Added DNS suffix for
DEF.
I had started initially built DEF server again which is a DC and DNS
Server. This has got AD; that is why. Since this has got the AD which
was migrated from the original server. I meant 2 forests since both
has got the same XYZ.com names.
When I try to see the AD from ABC I can see the AD and exchange
objects clearly. But we don't create any account here. We create
exchange object here. For creating user acccounts we use DEF.
One more observation in Domains and trusts on DEF -- showing ABC as
NON windows kereberos Realm.
Best Regards,
Sathya
"Meinolf Weber" wrote:
Hello Sathya,
I will try to follow:
Old server ABC on 2000 server, DC with exchange 5.5. Then you
migrated from server ABC to DEF. Is DEF also 2000 or 2003? So you
added DEF to the domain and promote it to a domain controller? How
did you move the 5 FSMO roles? Exchange upgrade from 5.5 to 2003
failed and then you switched off both servers?
You started from the beginning on new hardware with installing server
ABC as DC with xyz.com domain name, not using some backup files etc.?
Recreated the users and including Exchange everything is working
fine. Anybody can login and can use mail etc.? So you have also
installed a new DNS server on the new created ABC during the dcpromo?
Then you started again the server DEF which is a DC and DNS server?
For what reason? You have a running Domain controller with anything
you need or did I misunderstood something?
And what did you mean with the 2 different forests? The XYZ.COM is
one forest or two with the same names?
Best regards
Meinolf Weber
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Dear Meinolf Weber,
Before Migration
ABC.XYZ.COM
Windows 2000 AD - 5.5 Exchange
Got license for Exchange 2003
Old ABC.XYZ.com AD moved(fsmo and DNS) to DEF.XYZ.COM
Switched off old server(ABC.XYZ.com). Unable to move Exchange 5.5 -
Unable to install Exchange 2003
Switched off new DEF.XYZ.com
installed new ABC.XYZ.com and exchange 2003
New Users created in AD. Exchange started working fine.
Switched on DEF.xyz.com
@ present DEF.XYZ.com --> for login i.e. AD & DNSdifferent forest
ABC.XYZ.COM --> for exchange. different forest
eventviewer details.
ABC.XYZ.com
APP log:-
Source:- MSExchange Transport
Event ID:- 3017
Type Error
System log:-
Source:- NetBT
Eventid:4319
Type:- error
Netlogon:- 5513,5723,5790
type :-error
W32time
event ID:-63,64,54
Type:-Warning
event id:-20
type:-warning
W3SVC
event id:-100
----
event id details
DEF.XYZ.com
system log:-
Windows update agent
eventid:-16
Type:- Error
Netlogon
eventid:-5790
Type:-Error
MRxSmb
eventid:-8003
Error
KDC
eventid:-11
Error
Directory Service:-
Source:-NTDS KCC
EventID:-1311,1265
Type:-Error
Source:-NTDS KCC
EventID:-1265
Type:-Warning
DNS event log yesterday no errors
FRS:-
Source:NTFRS-13508-warning
I hope you will give some tips to go about.
Best Regards,
Sathya
"Meinolf Weber" wrote:
Hello Sathya,
As you write now, you have two different domain names and also
problems during migration. So please give the complete story about
what happened before and during the migration. If you give not all
information you have, it can happen that you got wrong information
back and something will not work.
Best regards
Meinolf Weber
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Further to your message
I had checked the FSMO roles on both the DC's
when I use the Netdom query fsmo command
I could see all the five roles in ABC.XYZ.com and in another also
DEF.XYZ.com.
Both the DC's are running in the same network(same physical
network same IP range). I came to know from the IT administrator
that both are separtely built -without joining to the main domain;
there was issues in migrating exchange from old server to the new.
I will try to send you the event logs by today afternoon.
Best Regards,
Sathya
Domain name:-XYZ.com - Windows 2000
Domain Controller name:- ABC - ABC.XYZ.com ---- AD & exchange
Server2000 -
used only for Exchange messaging.
Domain name:-XYZ.com - Windows 2000
Domain Controller name:- DEF - DEF.XYZ.com -- Active AD
Both these domain (XYZ.com) exist in the same network. I ho
"Meinolf Weber" wrote:
Hello Sathya,
The 5 roles are allways on the first installed DC which is
correct and if you only have one DC it can only be on this
machine. FSMO roles can only be on a dDC not on a member server.
What kind of performance problems do you have? Please give some
more infos, Event viewer errors etc.
Best regards
Meinolf Weber
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Dear Mainolf Weber,
Thanks for the update.
Then can you clarify further. I could see on both the domain
controllers (which are in the same physical site) all the five
FSMO roles are running.
Schema, Domain, PDC, RID Pool Manager & Infrastructure. I see
performance issues on the network.
Best Regards,
Sathya
"Meinolf Weber" wrote:
Hello Sathya,
This is normal configuration, so what is the problem?
The kind of configuration you need to work in one domain with
different servers
which have different functions, like in your case. One as
Domain
controller
which is responsible for user configuration, DNS,
authentication
etc.
and
the exchange server which handles the email part of your domain
for
the users
that are allowed to logon your domain. If they are not in the
same
domain
it would not work.
Best regards
Meinolf Weber
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Dear Weber,
Thanks for the prompt reply.
PresentlyDomain name, network name, name of domain controller
and name of Exchange
server.Domain name:-XYZ.com - Windows 2000
Domain Controller name:- ABC - ABC.XYZ.com ---- AD & exchange
Server2000 -
used only for Exchange messaging.
Domain name:-XYZ.com - Windows 2000
Domain Controller name:- DEF - DEF.XYZ.com -- Active AD
Both these domain (XYZ.com) exist in the same network. I hope
now
it
is clear.
Best Regards,
Sathya
"Meinolf Weber" wrote:
Hello Sathya,
You can have a lot of Domain controllers in one domain, or
did you mean the same servername? So please clarify a bit
your naming problem.
Domain name, network name, name of domain controller and name
of Exchange server.
Best regards
Meinolf Weber
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I saw today same Windows 2000 Domain Controller (with same
domain name) in the same network having different roles: one
with Exchange role and another one is with AD role.
I think there will be performance problems
Can anyone suggest how to go about and remove one with a
safe procedure?
Best Regards,
Sathya
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