Unsolved Dcpromo /forceremval wiped new DC. Help!
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Oh.. maybe you didn't have AD on the server, only DNS. DNS will sync without the new DNS being an AD server.
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@dashrender said in Dcpromo /forceremval wiped new DC. Help!:
Oh.. maybe you didn't have AD on the server, only DNS. DNS will sync without the new DNS being an AD server.
It was clearly stated the FSMO was moved.
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Just i case, see more context on the SW post
https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/2090334-dcpromo-forceremoval-wiped-new-dc-help?source=superfeed -
@scottalanmiller said in Dcpromo /forceremval wiped new DC. Help!:
@fredtx said in Dcpromo /forceremval wiped new DC. Help!:
@tim_g said in Dcpromo /forceremval wiped new DC. Help!:
Didn't you install DNS on the new DC?
Yes. DNS was installed and had replicated everything on the old.
It's pretty weird that it all vanished. Possibly the person running the commands accidentally connected to the wrong host and ran the DCPROMO again in the wrong place?
I’m not sure what happened. He said he ran it from the 2008 and when it completed the 2008 was now in a workgroup. He then checked the 2012 and it’s still in the domain, but is no longer a DC. If we have to rebuild the domain, should we reinstall the OS on the 2012?
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@fredtx said in Dcpromo /forceremval wiped new DC. Help!:
r a DC. If we have to rebuild the domain, should we reinstall the OS on the 2012?
It would be best to reinstall to do a clean setup.
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@dbeato said in Dcpromo /forceremval wiped new DC. Help!:
Just i case, see more context on the SW post
https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/2090334-dcpromo-forceremoval-wiped-new-dc-help?source=superfeedThat was me...lol! Just trying to get all the help I can from different communities.
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@fredtx said in Dcpromo /forceremval wiped new DC. Help!:
lol! Just trying to get all the help I can from different communities.
Yes, I know
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@fredtx said in Dcpromo /forceremval wiped new DC. Help!:
@dbeato said in Dcpromo /forceremval wiped new DC. Help!:
Just i case, see more context on the SW post
https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/2090334-dcpromo-forceremoval-wiped-new-dc-help?source=superfeedThat was me...lol! Just trying to get all the help I can from different communities.
I didn't post there as there was many responses.
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@dbeato said in Dcpromo /forceremval wiped new DC. Help!:
@fredtx said in Dcpromo /forceremval wiped new DC. Help!:
@dbeato said in Dcpromo /forceremval wiped new DC. Help!:
Just i case, see more context on the SW post
https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/2090334-dcpromo-forceremoval-wiped-new-dc-help?source=superfeedThat was me...lol! Just trying to get all the help I can from different communities.
I didn't post there as there was many responses.
And I usually just don't post there ^_^
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Interesting concept there. if you use /forceremove that it can kill an entire domain.
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@dashrender said in Dcpromo /forceremval wiped new DC. Help!:
Interesting concept there. if you use /forceremove that it can kill an entire domain.
If you are down to the last DC< yes.
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My guess is that the second DC failed and never actually became a DC. If there wasn't solid confirmation of that, this would be the expected result.
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@scottalanmiller said in Dcpromo /forceremval wiped new DC. Help!:
My guess is that the second DC failed and never actually became a DC. If there wasn't solid confirmation of that, this would be the expected result.
How can you move the FSMO roles if that was the case? I would have expected that to fail as well.
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@dashrender said in Dcpromo /forceremval wiped new DC. Help!:
@scottalanmiller said in Dcpromo /forceremval wiped new DC. Help!:
My guess is that the second DC failed and never actually became a DC. If there wasn't solid confirmation of that, this would be the expected result.
How can you move the FSMO roles if that was the case? I would have expected that to fail as well.
Oh right, of course. It had to have worked.
