Hi All,
Here is the problem that I am having with my network explained from square one. I’ll explain everything from beginning to present.
First let me start by explaining my network lay out.
I have 1 main server (PDC) at the my main site and 1 DC at each of my 2 off site locations. The names of these are Jelly (PDC), Isleta (DC), and Butter2 (DC). All of these locations are connected to each other thru a VWAN that is maintained by my ISP.
On my main server I had two NICs that were both setup with the following IP addresses 192.168.1.8, 192.168.1.10.
Which both of these NICs are set up to be my Primary and Secondary DNS servers.
On March 14th one of the NICs in Jelly (PDC) went out. I replaced it with a new NIC and assigned it with the IP address of the old. But I forgot to uninstall the old one in Windows so I still had a ghost NIC installed which was conflicting with the new NIC. But since I first posted this problem someone has told me how to uninstall ghost hardware so I am no longer having conflicts with that. I have also disabled one of the NICs like several other people have suggested.
But ever since this has happened I have been getting replication errors in my logs. These are the warnings and errors that I have been getting..
After talking to several people in other forums they have told me to do a dcdiag.exe test. Here are the results of those tests on all 3 servers. The first will be on the (PDC) main server “Jelly”, followed by Butter2 (DC), then Isleta (DC).
(Jelly PDC)
(Butter2 DC)
(Isleta DC)
These are the results of the dcdiag.exe /test:dns test that I ran. Could anyone please tell me what is going on and how do I fix this issue.
I have also tryed to run netdiag.exe but I keep getting an error stating the following:
Entry point not found:
The Procedure entry point DnsGetMaxNumberofAddresToRegister could not be loacted in the dynamic link library, DNSAPI.dll.
Thanks
Here is the problem that I am having with my network explained from square one. I’ll explain everything from beginning to present.
First let me start by explaining my network lay out.
I have 1 main server (PDC) at the my main site and 1 DC at each of my 2 off site locations. The names of these are Jelly (PDC), Isleta (DC), and Butter2 (DC). All of these locations are connected to each other thru a VWAN that is maintained by my ISP.
On my main server I had two NICs that were both setup with the following IP addresses 192.168.1.8, 192.168.1.10.
Which both of these NICs are set up to be my Primary and Secondary DNS servers.
On March 14th one of the NICs in Jelly (PDC) went out. I replaced it with a new NIC and assigned it with the IP address of the old. But I forgot to uninstall the old one in Windows so I still had a ghost NIC installed which was conflicting with the new NIC. But since I first posted this problem someone has told me how to uninstall ghost hardware so I am no longer having conflicts with that. I have also disabled one of the NICs like several other people have suggested.
But ever since this has happened I have been getting replication errors in my logs. These are the warnings and errors that I have been getting..
After talking to several people in other forums they have told me to do a dcdiag.exe test. Here are the results of those tests on all 3 servers. The first will be on the (PDC) main server “Jelly”, followed by Butter2 (DC), then Isleta (DC).
(Jelly PDC)
(Butter2 DC)
(Isleta DC)
These are the results of the dcdiag.exe /test:dns test that I ran. Could anyone please tell me what is going on and how do I fix this issue.
I have also tryed to run netdiag.exe but I keep getting an error stating the following:
Entry point not found:
The Procedure entry point DnsGetMaxNumberofAddresToRegister could not be loacted in the dynamic link library, DNSAPI.dll.
Thanks
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