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...samdom,DC=example,DC=com' with your domain DN I also it take that ldap was running on the machine when you upgraded it to an AD DC Rowland > >   > > Can you check if you have “2 x “ Administrator in your domain? > >   > > And can you run : > > samba-tool dapcmp --filter="whenChanged" ldap://DC1 ldap://DC2   > >   > > but im did see what you old samba version was. > > And you didnt tell how big the DB sized are. > > That can really be handy to know. > >   > > Greetz, > >   >

im not at a computer ti look some things up but im thinking.. dbdir=/usr/local/samba.PDC/dbdirwhat is the size of this dir. what is the size of the ad db dir on every server now. i think, something in the old db import causes a resyncwhen you modify something in the db  so i suggest try monitoring, disk io and cpu, look for buzzy files.  if we know the files, we know the processes using it.

...gs which might give the problems. I’ll have to ask rowland to have a look in this..   But i do thinks that the “old samba 3 “ domain was not a domain. I dont know if that hurts the upgrade.   Can you check if you have “2 x “ Administrator in your domain?   And can you run : samba-tool dapcmp --filter="whenChanged" ldap://DC1 ldap://DC2     but im did see what you old samba version was. And you didnt tell how big the DB sized are. That can really be handy to know.   Greetz,   Louis       Van: Maiquel Consalter [mailto:maiquelconsalter at gmail.com] Verzonden:...

...I also it take that ldap was running on the machine when you upgraded > it to an AD DC > > Rowland > > > > > > > > Can you check if you have “2 x “ Administrator in your domain? > > > > > > > > And can you run : > > > > samba-tool dapcmp --filter="whenChanged" ldap://DC1 ldap://DC2 > > > > > > > > but im did see what you old samba version was. > > > > And you didnt tell how big the DB sized are. > > > > That can really be handy to know. > > > > > > > &gt...