RE: FRS Only replicates on inbound connection, no changes go out.
- From: "garry" <garry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 10:52:01 -0700
Hi run frsdiag and look at the constat txt file and see when they last
joined. A quick win is to delete the connection obnjects under sites and
serivces on both sides then run repadmin /kcc on both servers then see if
they have joined correctly now. You may have to stop and start ntfrs as well
"Mike Drechsler - SPAM PROTECTED EMAIL" wrote:
> I have a pair of servers in a small network that will only do file
> replication in one direction.
>
> Any changes made on the main server are replicating over to the offsite
> server but changes made on the offsite server do not make it back to the
> main server.
>
> The strange thing is that if you investigate with Sonar. There are no
> files backlogged on either server. I installed Ultrasound and the only
> things it show are a few sharing violations on one of the DFS replicas
> but all other items appear to be ok. I cleaned up some of the sharing
> violations but it does not help. There are 2 other DFS links and the
> sysvol that show no errors but none will send changes back to the main
> server. I tried doing a D2 restore on the sysvol on the offsite server
> but this did not help. I have restarted both servers many times. Both
> are running Windows 2000 Server Std. All patches from windows update
> are installed and I even tried the hotfix in KB article 815473 but that
> didn't fix the replication problem (though I do get the event log
> entries for those sharing violations now).
>
> I get an event 13508 for the DFS link that has the sharing violations
> but not for sysvol or the other 2 DFS links. Files from the main server
> still replicate to the DFS link getting the 13508 event so it doesn't
> seem to amount to much. The main server shows the same 13508 for the
> same DFS link but nothing else.
>
> Replication between the two servers has worked fine in the past. It
> just started doing this around July 27. The only events I recall from
> that time was one of the servers ran out of hard drive space around
> then, but it's been fixed and there is plenty of free space on both now.
> The other event was a power outage but the UPS has shutdown software
> running so the servers would have shut themselves down.
>
>
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