Running the Directory Service Replication Troubleshooter
Run a replica consistency check against the selected domain controller and attempt to force a replication with any partners that failed. The replica consistency check mimics the functionality of Repadmin /kcc. The Knowledge Consistency Checker (KCC) generates its replication topology if required.
To run the Directory Service Replication Troubleshooter
1 Select Active Directory Health | Troubleshooter.
2 Open the Jobs tab.
3 Double-click Directory Service Replication Troubleshooter.
5 Click Next.
7 Click Next.
8 Click Finish.
Enabling or disabling domain controller replication
To enable or disable domain controller replication
1 Select Active Directory Health | Troubleshooter.
2 Open the Jobs tab.
3 Double-click Enable or disable domain controller replication.
5 Click Next.
7 Click Next.
8 Click Finish.The job results are listed in the Result History area. Select a job result to view details in the Result Details area.
Setting directory service log levels
Active Directory® records events in the directory service log in Event Viewer. In Active Administrator®, you can run the Set directory service log levels job to set the log level in Active Directory. By default, Active Directory only records critical and error events (log level 0). As you increase the setting, more events are recorded for the event type, with log level 5 recording all events. If you select No Change, the current setting in Active Directory remains.
To set directory service log levels
1 Select Active Directory Health | Troubleshooter.
2 Open the Jobs tab.
3 Double-click Set directory service log levels.
5 Click Next.
Table 60. Directory service log levels
Includes critical events and error events only (default setting in Active Directory).
7 Click Next.
9 Click Finish.
Setting Netlogon parameters
View and/or modify the current settings for the parameters set for the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINES\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Netlogon\Parameters
To modify Netlogon parameters
1 Select Active Directory Health | Troubleshooter.
2 Open the Jobs tab.
6 Click Next.
7
9 Default to restore the value to the default setting.
10 Click OK.
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