RE: hosts not using alternate DC's
From: John Reijnders (Reijnders_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 01/12/05
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Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2005 07:45:06 -0800
Hi Jack,
You should check your DNS whether or not "failover" records (ex.
_kerberos.tcp.SiteName. and _sites.dc._msdcs.DnsDomainName) are present.
These enable a client to locate a domain controller that is running the
Windows Server 2003 implementation of the Kerberos KDC service for the domain
that is named DnsDomainName and that is also in the site named SiteName. All
Windows Server 2003–based domain controllers that are running the KDC service
register this SRV record.
Cheers!
John Reijnders
"jay mack" wrote:
> i am running a 2003 native domain with 1 dc at each site and 4 sites. i am
> replicating from one main dc to the dc at each of the other sites. there is a
> gc on every server. last week the main dc went off the network due to a
> switch reboot. this was only down 5 minutes but the webservers at each site
> could not authenticate with the shopcart server causing our website to go
> down. the website runs under a domain account and sql server uses SSPI to
> check authentication. why would the loss of the main dc cause this outage. is
> it possible that the the dc's at each of the other sites would not accept
> authentications at this time? the shopcart is at the site that had the dc
> unavailable, wouldn't it have gone to a dc at another site if its dc was not
> available. i have since gone in and configured replication to auto discover
> the dc's yet the main dc that went down is the only dc to add automatic
> replication partners. i have a direct connection between all sites, i would
> think a connection would be auto generated. any help would be appreciated
> especially in configuring a domain that will not fail with the loss of a
> single dc. thanks
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