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DFS service exception
Hello, I have now checked, Event ID 4004 Error 9003 .
Can this fault be resolved only by deleting the DFSR Database in System Volume Information?Absolutely not. The simplest solution may be to demote, reboot, promo the problematic one. Also how long has this been going on? If this exceeds the tombstone life then this one should be removed from network, seize roles (if necessary)
Transfer or seize FSMO roles - Windows Server | Microsoft Learn
then do clean up
Clean up AD DS server metadata | Microsoft Learn
and rebuild the failed one.
Can this fault be resolved only by deleting the DFSR Database in System Volume Information?
Hello, I have now checked, Event ID 4004 Error 9003 .
Can this fault be resolved only by deleting the DFSR Database in System Volume Information?
Absolutely not. The simplest solution may be to demote, reboot, promo the problematic one. Also how long has this been going on? If this exceeds the tombstone life then this one should be removed from network, seize roles (if necessary)
Transfer or seize FSMO roles - Windows Server | Microsoft Learn
then do clean up
Clean up AD DS server metadata | Microsoft Learn
and rebuild the failed one.
@wangkabin just checking if there's any progress or updates? please don't forget to mark helpful replies.
please don't forget to close up the thread by marking helpful replies.
- By deleting the DFS database in System Volume Information in Driver C, and letting it rebuild automatically. Fixed this issue. Thanks a lot.