Pred casom som nasiel super prednasku o AD, ktoru prezentoval sam Ondrej Sevecek.
Odporucam si ju pozriet, je to velmi zaujimave a velmi dobre prednesene. Bodaj by sme mali takych ludi viacej.
Today I tried to split two domain created in one AD forest.
Scenario
I had 1st created domain domain.local which was top-forest root domain. It contained two domain controllers (SRVDC01.domain.local (W2008R2) and SRVDC02.domain.local(WS8)). Second domain I’ve created was domain2.local which was in same AD forest, but in different AD tree. I had little problem when creating new domain domain2.local, because SRVDC02.domain.local was powered off for couple days. DCPromo on SRVXX01.domain2.local was complaining about some replication problems. So I needed to power it on and force replication. It was weird, because SRVDC2.domain.local haven’t hold any of FSMO roles. When it was all done, all looked up and running.
Today I was migrating mailboxes from Exchange 2003 to new server Exchange 2010. Almost all accounts were working fine except couple. I receive following error:
Ako som spominal v predchadzajucom clanku, lokalne politiky nie su moc vhodne na centralne spravovanie prostredia, kedze kazda lokalna politika zije svoj “lokalny zivot” 
Na centralne spravovanie politik pre koncove pocitace potrebujeme funkcnu Active Directory (dalej len AD) domenu a v nej vyuzijeme Group Policy Object. Ale co to vlastne ten Group Policy Object je?
To recreate automatic AD replications between domain controllers you need to use command:
repadmin /kcc
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