AD Replication

How to export replication information in txt file

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This post is regarding repadmin command line utility and how we can export replication information in txt file

How to export replication information in txt file

Repadmin is a command line tool that’s very helpful to troubleshot and fix active directory replication issues.This command will quickly show you the overall replication status of domain controllers in the forest. Also, manually change it and initiate replication communication between domain controllers.

Open the command line and run the Repadmin /Replsummary > c:\temp\replication.txt

once command executed, it stores the replication information in txt file.

 

Repadmin /Showrepl /Errorsonly command provide the insight of Active Directory Replication Errors.
The showrepl can output a lot of information. If you want to see only the AD replication’s errors then use this command.

Repadmin /Showrepl /Errorsonly

Repadmin /Replsummary

Repadmin is a command line tool that’s very helpful to troubleshot and fix active directory replication issues.This command will quickly show you the overall replication status of domain controllers in the forest. Also, manually change it and initiate replication communication between domain controllers.

Open the command line and run the Repadmin /Replsummary.

Repadmin /Replsummary

Repadmin /replsummary command show you the overall replication status of domain controllers in the forest.

Repadmin /Syncall /APeD

If you want to push replication you will use the /P switch. For example if you made changes on DC11 and want to replicate those to other DCs use Repadmin /Syncall /APeD command.

Repadmin /Syncall /APeD

Repadmin /syncall

Synchronizes a specific domain controller’s replication partners with all of them.

By default, the command works on the configuration directory partition if no directory partition is specified in the Naming Context> option.

repadmin /syncall <DSA> [<Naming Context>] [<flags>]

See Examples for usage examples of this command.

repadmin /syncall dst-dc01 dc=windowstechno,dc=local /d /e /a

So, that’s all in this blog. I will meet you soon with next stuff .Have a nice day !!!

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Vipan Kumar

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