Re: DCPromo RPC Error
- From: "Austin Osuide" <austin@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 2 Nov 2007 10:07:45 -0000
Hi Drampuri,
Apologies for the delayed response
This problem is complicated by the fact you have multi-homed DC's.
What's the technical reason for this?
Regards,
Austin
"Dharmpuri" <Dharmpuri@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:A6842A34-A4FF-4DB1-A6B8-618129F51BF7@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi Emmanual,
Yes, sorry I forgot to put that in my post.
Sydney internal is 192.168.0.x and external is 192.168.1.x
Melbourne internal is also 192.168.0.x and external is 192.168.2.x
I have Melbourne and Sydney sites in AD Sites and Services and the Melbourne
server appeared in the Servers folder under the Melbourne site after running
dcpromo. Subnets are also defined.
I still don't know what's up?!
Thanks
Dharmpuri
"Emmanuel Antony" wrote:
Hi,
Do you have separate subnet for melbourne?
If your melbourne server's Ip address falls in the same subnet of
sydney's.Then no issues.
If not then either create a separate subnet and associate with the
respective site or create a new site for melbourne and associate the newly
created subnet.
Also follow the steps mentioned in the KB article 272294 to avoid failure of
replication.
--
Emmanuel Antony
"Dharmpuri" wrote:
> Hello, I have two Win2K3R2x86 servers. One is in Sydney and one in > Melbourne.
> The Sydney server is the DC and I would like to make the Melbourne > server an
> additional DC for the existing domain. The Melbourne server is > connected to
> Sydney via VPN routers (Draytek) on ADSL internet connections. Both > machines
> are multihomed - one interface for internal and one external.
>
> When I run dcpromo the AD installation wizard goes so far and then > fails
> with this message -
>
> The operation failed because:
> Active Directory could not create the NTDS Settings object for this > domain
> controller CN=NTDS Settings, CN=Sydney, CN=Servers, CN=Melbourne, > CN=Sites,
> CN=Configuration, DC=xxx, DC=yyy, DC=zz on the remote domain controller
> sydney.xxx.yyy.zz. Ensure the provided network credentials have > sufficient
> permissions.
> "The RPC server is unavailable."
>
> I used the Administrator credentials and I have no problems using > remote
> desktop or browsing shares on the Sydney server through the VPN.
> The Melbourne server joined the domain okay as a result of running > dcpromo
> and the server was added to AD Sites (as a server) and Services, and AD > Users
> and Computers (as a Computer).
> Needless to say RPC Server is running on both machines.
> DNS on the Melbourne machine points to Sydney okay and visa versa.
> I turned the firewall off in Routing and Remote Access for the external
> interfaces.
> I tried reducing the MTU on the network interfaces that connect to the
> routers but the same problem still occurred.
> I am at my wits end and would appreciate any advice.
> Thanks
> Dharmpuri
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