ODM DirSync - SIDHistory error: Write: Handle is invalid (4316862)

During a write workflow, we are encountering the following errors when writing SID History:

Write: The handle is invalid

Write: Failed to add objectSid of user in domain

Write: Failed to add objectSid of <UserName> in <value> using <value> to sIDHistory of <value> in <value> using <value>.
Write: The handle is invalid

Other attributes are being written to the target object.

1. This error could be an issue with RPC where we cannot bind an RPC endpoint on the source PDC.
2. Network traffic is not flowing from the source to target DC and target DC to source PDC. Possibly due to a non-routable subnet in the source.

Possible Reasons 1

• TcpipClientSupport on the source primary domain controller or primary domain controller emulator has not been turned on.
• The primary domain controller or primary domain controller emulator was not restarted after TcpipClientSupport was configured.
• DNS or NetBIOS name resolution is not working.

Read this Microsoft article for troubleshooting: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/windows-server/identity/inter-forest-sidhistory-migration-with-admt

Possible Reasons 2
There is a routing issue to the source PDC server. The source was sending traffic, but target couldn't communicate back to the source.

• Ensure the PDC listed in the Dirsync Source Environment configuration settings is actually the PDC in use and has not changed.
  • From the source open CMD prompt and run the following query:  netdom query fsmo
• The Network routing does not include target DC subnets; the Network routing does not include target DC subnet addresses. They are set to a non-routable subnet. 
  • Ex. Next hop is 169.254.* - 169.254 segment can communicate with each other within the LAN, but with nothing else, and will not be able to contact the target. 
  • Possibly the DHCP server is not present or unreachable. Work with your network administrators and validate that network traffic is allowed from the source to target DC and target DC to source PDC.