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Direct Access: Unable to Add a New Entry Point
“The cmdlet did not run as expected.” Zoiks! Here’s how I fixed it…
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Failover Cluster: Error 0x800703eb when creating File Server role
Having created a new cluster today I received the following error when trying to configure the File Server role: Cannot complete this function. Ox800703eb
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Podcast: The Secret Diary of a Network Administrator - Episode 5
It’s finally arrived - the next episode that I know you have all been eagerly awaiting!
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Failover Cluster: Event ID 1257 every 15 minutes
Having just created a new cluster, I noticed Event ID 1257 being logged in the Cluster Events node within Failover Cluster Manager.
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RODC: How to Create a New Connection Object
There may come a time whereby you will need to create a new connection object for your RODC’s due to someone inadvertently deleting the existing one by mistake, or having to deliberately delete and recreate the connection object as in my case.
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REPADMIN: Warning: KCC could not add this REPLICA LINK due to error
As part of my Active Directory health checks, I schedule a few command-line diagnostics and have them emailed to me on a regular basis for my perusal; I like to make sure that everything is always in tip-top shape.
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Podcast: The Secret Diary of a Network Administrator - Episode 4
Available now for your listening pleasure!
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Work Folders: Configure in a Failover Cluster Using Certificates from an Internal CA
Today, I began to configure Work Folders in a two-node failover cluster for my workplace. The implementation that we chose will use our internal Certificate Authority as syncing will only occur to computers when they are connected to our LAN internally. (We use DirectAccess so computers always appear on the LAN even when out of the workplace.) This is good news for me as it means I do not need (at least for now) to configure a WAP or ADFS server.