Dsbindwithspnexw ошибка 0x6ba сервер rpc недоступен

Hello,
Thank you for posting in our TechNet forum.

Before we do any change in our AD environment, we had better check if our DCs are healthy and AD replication is OK first.

1. So we can try to check if DC health by runnning by running Dcdiag /v on every DC.

2. And check if AD replication is working properly by running repadmin /showrepl and repadmin /replsum
on every DC.

3. Check if we can run gpupdate /force successfully on every DC.

4. Check if the SYSVOL and Netlogon folders are shared by running
net share on every DC.

If all above is OK without any error message, AD environment is healthy.

We can check the following information:

1. Are all the DCs in this domain are WRDC.

2. We recommend that you log on to the DC to which you are assigning FSMO roles.

3. The signed-in user should be a member of the Enterprise Administrators group to transfer Schema master or Domain naming master roles, or a member of the Domain Administrators group of the domain where the PDC emulator, RID master and the Infrastructure master
roles are being transferred.

4. According to the information we provided, we need to transfer all fsmo to DC001 or DC002?

Schema master                DC002.SPACEGRAVITY.IN
Domain naming master     DC002.SPACEGRAVITY.IN
PDC                                 DC001.SPACEGRAVITY.IN
RID pool manager            DC002.SPACEGRAVITY.IN
Infrastructure master       DC001.SPACEGRAVITY.IN

5. We can try to transfer FSMO again on the destination DC based on the link Transferring or seizing FSMO roles in Active Directory
Domain Services.

Best Regards,
Daisy Zhou

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• Proposed as answer by
  Daisy ZhouMicrosoft contingent staff
  Monday, March 23, 2020 12:49 AM
• Marked as answer by
  Balaji Gangarapu
  Saturday, May 30, 2020 7:17 AM

Hello,
Thank you for posting in our TechNet forum.

Before we do any change in our AD environment, we had better check if our DCs are healthy and AD replication is OK first.

1. So we can try to check if DC health by runnning by running Dcdiag /v on every DC.

2. And check if AD replication is working properly by running repadmin /showrepl and repadmin /replsum
on every DC.

3. Check if we can run gpupdate /force successfully on every DC.

4. Check if the SYSVOL and Netlogon folders are shared by running
net share on every DC.

If all above is OK without any error message, AD environment is healthy.

We can check the following information:

1. Are all the DCs in this domain are WRDC.

2. We recommend that you log on to the DC to which you are assigning FSMO roles.

3. The signed-in user should be a member of the Enterprise Administrators group to transfer Schema master or Domain naming master roles, or a member of the Domain Administrators group of the domain where the PDC emulator, RID master and the Infrastructure master
roles are being transferred.

4. According to the information we provided, we need to transfer all fsmo to DC001 or DC002?

Schema master                DC002.SPACEGRAVITY.IN
Domain naming master     DC002.SPACEGRAVITY.IN
PDC                                 DC001.SPACEGRAVITY.IN
RID pool manager            DC002.SPACEGRAVITY.IN
Infrastructure master       DC001.SPACEGRAVITY.IN

5. We can try to transfer FSMO again on the destination DC based on the link Transferring or seizing FSMO roles in Active Directory
Domain Services.

Best Regards,
Daisy Zhou

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If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact
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• Proposed as answer by
  Daisy ZhouMicrosoft contingent staff
  Monday, March 23, 2020 12:49 AM
• Marked as answer by
  Balaji Gangarapu
  Saturday, May 30, 2020 7:17 AM

Last week I had a virtual SBS 2011 server become corrupt due to a hard drive redundancy issue.  On that server I have many roles installed including AD.  That server acted as our primary domain GC server.  I also had a backup domain controller that was also a GC.  When I restored the virtual server from a previous export approximately two months ago it could no longer speak to the AD domain that was still running.  To get the computers to talk to the restored server which held file shares I had to shutdown the backup DC and rejoin some of the computers to the «new» domain.  I just attempted to demote the backup dc that’s off the network and re-promote it as the backup GC for the «new domain.»  I ran dcpromo and stated that this domain was the last in the forest.  I went through the prompts and it came up to a screen stating: «The operation failed because: This Active Directory Domain Controller is not the last AD DC in the domain.  The server is unwilling to process the request.»

Does anyone know how I can demote the backup domain controller or how to fix this problem?

Thanks in advance

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