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Julio Oltra · Guest

Hello everybody,

I've got a DC "serverx" of one domain and in the past it began to get
failures of file replication.
I disjoined it from domain and joined it again with the same name "serverx"
after removing all the information from AD.
All works fine but I've got the following problem:

All the DFS roots and links asociated with the server get me an error of
"Access Denied" when I triy to delete it.

I can define new DFS roots and links but I can't delete the defined and if I
try with dfsutil to delete a dfsroot with the command:
dfsutil /remftroot /server:<FQDN server> /share:<nameshare>

The DFS root disappear from the list of DFS belonging to the server, if I
try to show a DFS root I can select the DFS and it says me that the "DFS
root specified doesn't exist" and I can't create other with the same name.

Why am I getting an "Access Denied" error? Where are defined the asociated
permissions with DFS?
How can I delete the information of a DFS asociated with a root?
Where is saved the DFS information? Because using the ADSI Edit inside
"Domain->DC=domain->CN=System->CN=dfs-configuration" are the root
definitions but not the link definitions. Is that correct?

P.D.: If I use dfsutil with the following commands I received the following
error:
- dfsutil /root:\\<domain>\<share> /view <- Shows me the DFS
info and says that the target server of DFS root is "serverx"

- dfsutil /server:"serverx" <- It doesn't show the DFS root or
<share>
- dfsutil /domain:<domain> <- It show the DFS root that I want
to remove OKOKOK

- dfsutil /remftroot /server:"serverx" /share:<share> <- The
element can't be found

- dfsutil /remftroot:\\<domain>\<share> /server:<"serverx">
/share:<share> <- The element can't be found
dfsutil /remftroot:<share> /server:<"serverx"> /share:<share>
<- The element can't be found

- dfsutil /remstdroot /server:<"serverx"> /share:<share> <- The
element can't be found

- dfsutil /clean /server:<"serverx"> /share:<share> <- The
element can't be found

Please some help!! I'm not sure what to do!

Paul Williams [MVP] · Guest

Julio, are you still having problems with this?

Permissions are going to be set on [child] container objects of the old
computer object, among other places.

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Paul Williams
Microsoft MVP - Windows Server - Directory Services
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