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Our network recently removed a PDC from our domain. That PDC became a PDC for a different network (while we had a T-1 connection). Now I continue to get NETLOGON errors for the different domain (no longer connected at all) even though I have removedall instances referencing the PDC that was removed including the WINS database as well as the registry on our promoted PDC. How do I keep the NETLOGON errors from occuring?
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by dc1
Make sure that you remove any trust relationships that may have been created. Also verify that there are no entries in your Lmhost and host files
by daleg_48
After looking for trusts in User Mgr for Domains, I found that a trust was automatically created for the new domain as the other admin brought the new PDC on line before our T-1 was disconnected. Thanks.
by agibbs
Let me make sure I understand what you did:
You took your PDC and removed it from an existing domain, then used it to create a NEW domain, not physically connected to the first one?
If that's the case, I say wipe out your server & reinstall itas a new PDC. I've tried what you've done several times and never have been able to get it to work straight. I think it has something to do with the SIDs generated when you create a domain.
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by tgotschall
The PDC must be demoted in the original domain by promopting one of the other BDC's to a PDC. It then can be shut down and deleted from the domain. Then take it to the other site and re-install NT with the new domain's name. The Domain is identifiedby the SIDs comprising it, the name is only for our convenience.
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