Active Directory error 1864 (replication)

Hello colleagues
I have 5 DC's (1dc.test.local - 5dc.test.local) and 1 DC (6dc.test.local) out of domain 3 months. All DC's is Windows 2003 in one domain test.local. Then I changed IP address for 6dc.test.local and connect it to LAN of domain (to another 5 DC's). I see that
6dc.test.local now have lastest update copy of DNS zone and AD. Now I want remove 6dc.test.local from a domain but I can't do this, after run DCPROMO I take an error:
"The Active Directory cannot replicate with this server because the time since the last replication with this server has exceeded the tombstone lifetime."
and have error 1864 (about replication) in events.
Maybe someone already have this problem? How can I remove 6dc.test.local from domain and that another DC's in domain khows about it?
Please help!

Hi,
Please remove the 6th dc using following command.
DCPROMO /Forceremoval
If that one also failed run the metadata cleanup using script given below. make sure you run this scriptfrom PDC server and then delete the records manually from DNS console given below. Once you have done that kindly Rebuild the OS & then Promote as
Domain controller.
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/d31f091f-2642-4ede-9f97-0e1cc4d577f3
Repeat running the vbs script till the wrong/unnecessary dc’s are removed.
         Cross check the removal – dsa.msc [ad users and computers] > Domain Controllers OU
Adsiedit.msc
Expand domain partition, select OU=Domain Controllers, make sure only the necessary domain controllers are listed.
Delete the incorrect domain controllers.
Dnsmgmt.msc [Dns Management]
      Expand the forward lookup zones\_msdcs folder
i.      Make sure only the actual domain controllers are listed, delete wrong Alias recordsremove wrong name server records
ii.      Select the container [forward lookup zones\_msdcs.domain.com\dc\_sites_\sitename\_tcp] > delete incorrect _ldap and _kerberos records are listed.
iii.      Select the container [forward lookup zones\_msdcs.domain.com\dc\_tcp] and delete incorrect _ldap and _kerberos records
iv.      Expand the [forward lookup zones\_msdcs.domain.com\domains\guid\_tcp] and delete incorrect _ldap entries
v.      Select [forward lookup zones\_msdcs.domain.com\gc] – delete incorrect HostA records
vi.      Expand the [forward lookup zones\_msdcs.domain.com\gc\_sites\sitename\_tcp] – delete incorrect _ldap entries
vii.      Select the [forward lookup zones\_msdcs.domain.com\gc\_tcp] – delete incorrect _ldap entries
viii.      Select the [forward lookup zones\_msdcs.domain.com\pdc\_tcp] – delete incorrect _ldap entries
      Expand the forward lookup zones\domain.com folder
i.
Delete Host(A) records of dc’s which are non-existant.
ii.
Correct the NameServer (NS) records
iii.
Follow steps similar to ’ A ii ‘ >> ‘ A viii’
         Dssite.msc [Sites and Services]
      Expand the [Sites\Sitename\Servers] – delete incorrect server’s
B.      Delete incorrect subnet configurations [Sites\Subnets]
      Delete incorrect site links [Sites\IP]

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at a maximum 15 min.
the so called average is 7,5 min <----- forget this!
remember the following as your rule of thumb: the minimum interval that can be configured is 15 min and the default is 180 min (3 hours). The interval is the max amount of time that needs to pass before the DCs (between sites) initiates inbound replication.
So it will take the period of the interval or less before replications starts
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default replication configuration, a change made to the directory in one site takes on average
seven and a half minutes to replicate to domain controllers in another site."
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The error message you get back from the directory contains an error code in hexidecimal:
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im unable to continue!
i tried changing the DN to : [email protected]
also DN: mydomain\vijayvignesh
then im getting error:
java.lang.Exception: istar login failure : javax.naming.AuthenticationNotSupportedException: [LDAP: error code 8 - 00002028: LdapErr: DSID-0C09018A, comment: The server requires binds to turn on integrity checking if SSL\TLS are not already active on the connection, data 0, vecei almost tried everything!
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Jnana R Dash

Hi,
In addition to Ed's suggestion, I would like to clarify the following things for troubleshooting:
1. Please restart IIS at first.
2. If the issue persists, please ping your DC on your Exchange server to check if Exchange can communicate with DC.
Hope it helps.
Best regards,
Amy Wang
TechNet Community Support

Windows client error joining with Samba 4.2 Active Directory server

I have a basic samba 4.2 ADC setup on CentOS 7 and I get a RPC server not available whenever I attempt to join a windows client to the domain. The smb.conf is default on created during provisioning. All indicated pre-testing seems to work as expected. The windows client finds the domain and recognizes a valid user or not but the last step of joining the domain ends with the error "Unable to join the Domain RPC server not available. Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks Paul
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I have a scenario for you in active directory when two passwords may be valid:
Old passwords can also work on domain controllers that have not received replication yet from either the domain controller the password was changed on, or the PDC emulator in the domain.
Let's take a scenario where we have a 3 site, 3 domain controller (DC) active directory: Site1 with DC1, site2 with DC2 and site3 with DC3.
The ACS application resides in Site3 and is configured to use DC3 for authentication. We have a user "user1" with a password of "123".
User1 decides to call the helpdesk and changes his password to "456".
The helpdesk uses DC1 to make password changes because they are located in site1. For a period of time (based on replication, which defaults to 3 hours between sites) the 123 password and the 456 password will be
valid.
If the user1 user tries the "123" password it will work until DC3 receives the changed password from normal replication. If user1 tries to use 456, DC3 will flag this as a wrong password, and then check the PDC
emulator of the domain to see if it has received a newer password. The PDC emulator will validate the login, and then trigger an immediate replication with DC3.
Regards,
~JG
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Active Directory : Replication Issue - "Disconnected" sub-domain from the Forest

Hello everyone,
I'm managing a multi-domain forest (with 7 sub-domain). All are working fine except for one. Throught repadmin (Repadmin /replsum /bysrc /bydest /sort:delta), I noticed I got both domain controllers of a subdomain (there are only 2 DCs in that
subdomain), who hadn't replicated with the rest of the forest for more than 60 days.
According to my research, it's usually recommended to Depromote and repromote the problematic DC to avoid the issue of lingering objects. In this case, it's both DC of a sub-domain. Of course, on the others DCs in the forest, I got the event
ID 2012 "it has been too long since this machine last replicated with the named source machine....".
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\NTDS\Parameters\Allow Replication With Divergent and Corrupt Partner
to a value of 1.
As I understand it, this may cause lingering objects to appear (they can be removed with repadmin /removelingeringobjects command with the DSA GUID, naming context, etc..). So far, I haven't used that registry key yet because of the associated risks.
I didn't noticed any other issue so far. Users in the problematic sub-domain are fine, and the problematic sub-domain seems to be able to pull replication data from the others DCs in the forests. (at least, I'm not getting any error in the A.D. Sites
and Services)
I added two new DCs for the affected sub-domains, so the number of DCs for that domain went from 2 to 4 DCs. The two old DCs that hadn't replicated for 60 days are windows Server 2003 and the two new DCs are Server 2008 R2.
Unfortunately (and I was half expecting this, but did it anyway since I must eventually replace the old DCs), that didn't solve my issue, since the rest of the forest "doesn't see" the two new DCs of the sub-domain. By that, I mean that I
cannot add an Active Directory Domain Services Connection in Sites & Services console (from a DC in another domain of the forest or even the root domain). I see all the DCs, including the two old DCs that are server 2003, but not the new ones.
I believe it's because the others DCs doesn't pull/replicate the information from the old DCs anymore, so they aren't "aware" of the two new DCs for that problematic sub-domain.
I was wondering what is the best course of action. Is it worthwhilte to use the registry key force replication with the old DCs ? (and hopefully, the new DCs will get their AD Services connection/replication vector created, so I can depromote
the old DCs.
Since the Old DCs from the problematic sub-domain seems to be able to pull the replication from the rest of the forest, does the risk of Lingering object isn't that great ?
Or is it too risky and I must create a new sub-domain and migrate one way or another the users ? (which would be time-consuming)
Thanks in advance,
Adam

Thanks for the reply. One of the link had another link to a good article about the use of repadmin :
So, I ran the command "repadmin /removinglingerobjects " on one of the problematic DCs ().
For clarity purpose, let's say I used the domain :
domain = main domain
subdomain = the domain whose DC are problematic (all of them).
AnotherSubDomain = Just another subdomain I used as a "reference" DC to cleanup the appropriate partition.
Command (the DSA guid is from a DC "clean" in another domain)
repadmin /removelingeringobjects adrec01.mysubdomain.domain.ca C4081E00-921A-480D-9FDE-C4C34F96E7AC dc=ANOTHERsubdomain,dc=domain,dc=ca /advisory_mode
I got the following message in the event viewer :
Active Directory Domain Services has completed the verification of lingering objects on the local domain controller in advisory mode. All objects on this domain controller have had their existence verified on the following source domain controller.
Source domain controller:
c4081e00-921a-480d-9fde-c4c34f96e7ac._msdcs.mydomain.ca
Number of objects examined and verified:
0
Objects that have been deleted and garbage collected on the source domain controller yet still exist on this domain controller have been listed in past event log entries. To permanently delete the lingering objects, restart this procedure without using the
advisory mode option.
How should I interpret the message "number of objects examined and verified 0". Does it mean it just didn't find any object to compare ? (which would be odd IMHO) Or there is another problem ?
Thanks in advance,
Adam

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