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      nvila
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      I'm asking based on your experiences, what are the usual issues and time needed to fix it?

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        nvila
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        Just site an example and it should give me an idea.

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        • RomoR
          Romo @nvila
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          @nvila what @coliver says is right, we really can't give you an estimate of how much time someone would take to fix an unknown error.

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          • thwrT
            thwr
            last edited by thwr

            There are just too many variables. Many AD's have misconfigured DNS, bad security settings, bad / abandoned policies, bad time sync... the list of possible problems is basically endless. Most problems can be fixed in a short timespan, IF your consultant is good and the thought-to-be problem is not just a symptom of a deeper cause.

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              nvila @thwr
              last edited by nvila

              ohh...the AD is new and clean for now. My estimate is that user add/remove/revision/mapping are the changes that might happen in a year. If we get an issue or conflict with those changes. I assume the fix will be very easy and you can even delete a user and create one if needed. the time needed to fix it should be minimal. Am i correct?

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              • thwrT
                thwr @nvila
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                @nvila said in Server Support:

                ohh...the AD is new and clean for now. My estimate is that user add/remove/revision/mapping are the changes that might happen in a year. If we get an issue or conflict with those changes. I assume the fix will be very easy and you can even delete a user and create one if needed. the time needed to fix it should be minimal. Am i correct?

                Depends on what you want to do. What about:

                • PKI (AD Certificate Services)
                • LDAP/S
                • RADIUS
                • NAP Server / IEEE802.1X
                • Basic OU Structure
                • Basic GPO/GPP
                • Backup

                To name a few. All of the above (expect for NAP maybe) are pretty much basics that are not pre-installed. Should be configured, planned and documented, you want them soon 😉 AD can be a whole bunch of work or russian roulette otherwise. Is the consultant supposed to do that?

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                  nvila
                  last edited by nvila

                  For now, the consultant will provide support for outages. Since we are using VM and with backup AD, is it safe to say that we should be able to restore the service in 4 hours from latest VM backup regardless of what AD worst case scenario we may encounter?

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                  • thwrT
                    thwr @nvila
                    last edited by thwr

                    @nvila said in Server Support:

                    For now, the consultant will provide support for outages. Since we are using VM and with backup AD, is it safe to say that we should be able to restore the service in 4 hours from latest VM backup regardless of what AD worst case scenario we may encounter?

                    Erm, you don't want to restore a DC from a backup?

                    Rule #1: Have at least 2 DCs
                    Rule #2: Don't restore a backup, deploy a new DC instead
                    Rule #3: Respect rule #1 and #2

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                      nvila
                      last edited by

                      We have 2 AD, worst case scenario is i lost them both. i can always restore backup VM and be up in less than 4 hours. correct?

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                        nvila
                        last edited by

                        What is the best Disaster Recovery Plan for DC? if 2 DCs failed?

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                          Deleted74295 Banned
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                          Do you have a consultant or a repair man?

                          A repair man you pay to fix it when it breaks, a consultant is someone who stops it breaking to begin with.

                          What has his response been to these questions?

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                          • DashrenderD
                            Dashrender @nvila
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                            @nvila said in Server Support:

                            What is the best Disaster Recovery Plan for DC? if 2 DCs failed?

                            If you have two domain controllersfail you probably have a lot bigger problems to fix, like your VM system is down.

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                            • thwrT
                              thwr @nvila
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                              @nvila said in Server Support:

                              What is the best Disaster Recovery Plan for DC? if 2 DCs failed?

                              Wait, you got 2 ADs or 2 DCs in the same AD (Forest)? We should clarify this first.

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                                nvila
                                last edited by

                                I'm on chat guys 🙂

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                                • scottalanmillerS
                                  scottalanmiller @nvila
                                  last edited by

                                  @nvila said in Server Support:

                                  I'm on chat guys 🙂

                                  What chat is that?

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                                  • scottalanmillerS
                                    scottalanmiller @nvila
                                    last edited by

                                    @nvila said in Server Support:

                                    What is the best Disaster Recovery Plan for DC? if 2 DCs failed?

                                    Recover from backup.

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                                      nvila
                                      last edited by

                                      chat room 1336

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                                      • scottalanmillerS
                                        scottalanmiller @nvila
                                        last edited by

                                        @nvila said in Server Support:

                                        chat room 1336

                                        Oh, I see it now.

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