The 1st error indicates that the site you have installed RepliStor on is having difficulty communicating with a Domain Controller in the environment, as the description indicates.
Is this box with the error in the domain?
For the 2nd error, go to the Functions menu on the Source, ensure both Mirroring and Forwarding are enabled.
Yes, you can go to the registry of the box you saw the error on. Go to the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\RepliStorControl\Parameters
There is a DWORD called DisableActiveDir.
If the value is set to 1, then you are not using AD. If the value is set to 0, then you are.
Was this error generated after a reboot? It is possible ReplIStor tried to query AD for the site list before the service was started.
Therefore, it is as if the DC was unavailable. Check the System logs to correlate the time stamp of the message to see if a reboot took place at that time.
Well, we have more than one DC in this location, so unless I rebooted before AD replication took place...possible. I have to reboot this DC this weekend. I'll let you know.
Use ADSIEDIT.msc (2003 Support Tools from the CD-ROM). Go to the following location in the domain partition: CN=RepliStor,CN=EMC,CN=System,DC=company,DC=com
This will show you a list of sites that have been added during the installation of RepliStor when using Active Directory support. Basically, it is the list of sites that you have registered as a result of installing RepliStor.
If you do not see the DC listed here as part of your install of RepliStor, then you are most likely maintaining your site list for this box in the local registry.
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2. Did you install RepliStor with AD support?
dramjass
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Is this box with the error in the domain?
For the 2nd error, go to the Functions menu on the Source, ensure both Mirroring and Forwarding are enabled.
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dramjass
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HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\RepliStorControl\Parameters
There is a DWORD called DisableActiveDir.
If the value is set to 1, then you are not using AD.
If the value is set to 0, then you are.
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dramjass
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Help -> About RepliStor
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dramjass
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Let me know if you see the site object via ADSIEDIT.msc and the results of your reboot.
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Was this error generated after a reboot?
It is possible ReplIStor tried to query AD for the site list before the service was started.
Therefore, it is as if the DC was unavailable.
Check the System logs to correlate the time stamp of the message to see if a reboot took place at that time.
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Go to the following location in the domain partition:
CN=RepliStor,CN=EMC,CN=System,DC=company,DC=com
This will show you a list of sites that have been added during the installation of RepliStor when using Active Directory support. Basically, it is the list of sites that you have registered as a result of installing RepliStor.
If you do not see the DC listed here as part of your install of RepliStor, then you are most likely maintaining your site list for this box in the local registry.
Keep me posted.
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