Global Catalog Server Help

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ok thanks in advance

I have about 4 AD Servers only one was a Global Catalog Server (didn't
realize it till to late)
well it crashed setup new server and added it to the domain made it a Global
Catalog Server all the servers seem to work fine
but I can't get the users Computer to login to the domain how can I restore
the user accounts, admin accounts work fine, but I need to restore the user
accounts. or do I have to recreate them.

Thanks Scott


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