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Seizing FSMO roles in a Windows-domain
posted on May 2nd 2011, at 13:18
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lunarg
If for some reason, the PDC dies horribly, you are left with a semi-working domain. While the basic functionality will still be operational, certain aspects of the domain can no longer be reconfigured. If the broken DC can no longer be rescued, you need to transfer the five FSMO roles to a working DC as soon as possible as to ensure your domain will remain healthy.
If FSMO roles are not transferred time, it can have implications on the following items, depending on the roles that are located on the offline DC:
FSMO roleImplications of lossSchemaThe schema cannot be extended or reconfigured. This is not a problem unless you wish to perform a schema upgrade during the outage.Domain NamingPro
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