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We have about 4 dcs mix 2016 and 2013  when dc1 goes down then everthing stop working no one can not login if not cached

It does not let the others take over. No other dc has this effect they are all VMs on ESXi 

 

can some please help

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goes down then everthing stop working

I'd check the DHCP server is handing out other domain controller IP's as alternate DNS to the problem members.

 

 

 

@Dave Patrick 

1) the dc are statically assigned and none of them point to this dc including itself.

2) check dns server nothing is pointing to this dc

 

None of that makes any sense.

Please run;

  • dcdiag /v /c /d /e /s:%computername% >c:\dcdiag.log
  • repadmin /showrepl >C:\repl.txt
  • ipconfig /all > C:\dc1.txt
  • ipconfig /all > C:\dc2.txt
  • (etc. as other DC's exist)
  • ipconfig /all > C:\problemworkstation.txt


    then put unzipped text files up on OneDrive and share a link

 

 

 

 

 

@Dave Patrick  let me try to clarify we have 4  from dc2 to dc5 . there are a mixture of 2013 and 2016

 

 When dc02 goes down anyone who has not logged into the domain yet will not log in 

Anywho has login prior still will able to login since its cache

 

We also have thin clients that no longer can not login into our domain if dc02 goes down again no other dc has this effect

 

The Thin client is the best way for me to test this since even after login it does not cache login

 

The DC02 has a static IP with static DNS all dc do.

The DNS of DC2 points to dc04 and dc05

 

every other dc dns point to other dc none of them point to dc02

 

The dchp configuration has nothing point to or referring to dc02

I enclosed all you want in a zip file

 

 

 

Please do not zip the files.

 

 

sorry I did not see the link we upload to that instead
k, save to onedrive how to I send the share to you (its all unzip)

Post a link here

 

 

Nothing there. 

 

@Dave Patrick 

 

yum yes there is

 

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@Dave Patrick I do not know what tell you I see them can I just attached here unziped

 

Sounds good, you can start a case here with product support.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/hub/4343728/support-for-business

 

 

 

@Dave Patrick  also we do not have tech support I have to get approval from my manager is there any way to solve this issue with the logs I gave you?

best response confirmed by franco01 (Copper Contributor)
Solution

- On DC03 I'd disable the unused adapter
- On dc02 connection properties has a DNS error 1.12.0.61 should be 10.12.0.61

- you didn't post the problem member so I can't tell what issue there might be there.

- Looks like there may be replication problems so I'd check the event logs on each domain controller and correct the issues found.

 

 

(please don't forget to mark helpful replies)

 

 

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best response confirmed by franco01 (Copper Contributor)
Solution

- On DC03 I'd disable the unused adapter
- On dc02 connection properties has a DNS error 1.12.0.61 should be 10.12.0.61

- you didn't post the problem member so I can't tell what issue there might be there.

- Looks like there may be replication problems so I'd check the event logs on each domain controller and correct the issues found.

 

 

(please don't forget to mark helpful replies)

 

 

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