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I've been grappling with a recurring set of errors for quite some time now: - UpdateRefs failed with NT_STATUS_IO_TIMEOUT - Failed samba_kcc - NT_STATUS_IO_TIMEOUT - IRPC callback failed for DsReplicaSync - NT_STATUS_IO_TIMEOUT Despite cranking up the log level to 10, the returned information remains frustratingly cryptic and hard to decipher. This error, being overly generic, continues to

...kcc - NT_STATUS_IO_TIMEOUT- IRPC callback failed for > DsReplicaSync - NT_STATUS_IO_TIMEOUT > Despite cranking up the log level to 10, the returned information > remainsfrustratingly cryptic and hard to decipher. > This error, being overly generic, continues to elude identification > evenwiththe heightened log verbosity. The challenge lies in tracing > its origin. > Running samba-tool dbcheck doesn't reveal any problems, yet executing > thecommand while monitoring the Samba log with "tail -f" exposes > errorsidenticalto those described above. > Interestingly,...

> > Is the drepl local processes very busy doing inbound replication? How can I check this? My instinct is either the server is very busy (and this should show up in > CPU use) or a transaction is being held open excessively. I use VMs on Proxmox. In DC1, I installed the Proxmox agent, and CPU usage via the dashboard is very low. However, when I checked using 'top,' the LDAP

...or > > > DsReplicaSync - NT_STATUS_IO_TIMEOUT > > > Despite cranking up the log level to 10, the returned information > > > remainsfrustratingly cryptic and hard to decipher. > > > This error, being overly generic, continues to elude > > > identification evenwiththe heightened log verbosity. The > > > challenge lies in tracing its origin. > > > Running samba-tool dbcheck doesn't reveal any problems, yet > > > executing thecommand while monitoring the Samba log with "tail > > > -f" exposes errorsidenticalto tho...