samba - Jun 2010 - Samba 4 Orphaned DC

Is there a list of commands for cleaning up orphaned DC's.  I used 
ntdsutil on the Windows boxes no problem.  Used an LDAP gui tool to 
remove the LDAP entries.  Sadly Samba4 is still trying to contact the 
orphan.  Any guidance or manual page would be appreciated.

Cheers,

TMS III

On 16 June 2010 21:54,  <tms3 at tms3.com> wrote:
> Is there a list of commands for cleaning up orphaned DC's. ?I used
ntdsutil
> on the Windows boxes no problem. ?Used an LDAP gui tool to remove the LDAP
> entries. ?Sadly Samba4 is still trying to contact the orphan. ?Any guidance
> or manual page would be appreciated.
I was just wondering the same thing earlier.  I used dsa.msc to delete
a Samba4 DC that is no longer running.  It no longer shows up in
dsa.msc, but another Samba4 DC is still trying to contact it.

I still see references to it in private/sam.ldb.d/*, but I'm not sure
what to remove.

-- 
Michael Wood <esiotrot at gmail.com>

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>> Is there a list of commands for cleaning up orphaned DC's.  I used 
>> ntdsutil
>> on the Windows boxes no problem.  Used an LDAP gui tool to remove the 
>> LDAP
>> entries.  Sadly Samba4 is still trying to contact the orphan.  Any 
>> guidance
>> or manual page would be appreciated.
>
> I was just wondering the same thing earlier.  I used dsa.msc to delete
> a Samba4 DC that is no longer running.  It no longer shows up in
> dsa.msc, but another Samba4 DC is still trying to contact it.
Yes, my PDC is Samba4 so it's making things a bit wonky, and as I'm 
having Kerberos issues (I'm fairly certain with the W2K8R2 server) I'd 
like to get rid of the orphaned DC so I can concentrate on the 
Kerberos problem, then move on to my XenApp Server.
>
>
>
> I still see references to it in private/sam.ldb.d/*, but I'm not sure
> what to remove.
I'm going to start parsing through that stuff in a bit.  If I find 
anything useful I'll let you know.

Cheers,
>
>
>
> --
> Michael Wood <esiotrot at gmail.com>