A few cmds to help with the DFS troubleshooting aspects, keep in mind all should be run from an elevated PowerShell
Dfsdiag /TestDCs
DFSDiag
/TestDFSIntegrity /DFSRoot:\\Contoso.com\MyNamespace /Recurse /Full
Dfsutil /pktinfo
Dfsutil /spcinfo
Dfsr pollad
Klist tgt
Klist tickets
DfsrAdmin Health New
/RgName:"Contoso.com\Path1\Folder1" /RefMemName:SERVER /RepName:C:\DFSReports\HealthReport_DATE.html /FsCount:true
dfsrdiag
ReplicationState /member:SERVER /all
wmic
/namespace:\\root\microsoftdfs path DfsrReplicatedFolderInfo get *
/format:textvaluelist
Get-ChildItem C:\Temp
-recurse | Out-File E:\DFS-Data\Path1\DfsrPrivate\Staging >
C:\Export\allfiles.txt
dfsrdiag backlog
/receivingmember:SERVER2 /sendingmember:SERVER1 /rgname:"ReplicationGroup1" /rfname:"Folder Name"
To search for replicated
folder name:
1. From Elevated PowerShell: Notepad "C:\Windows\Debug\Dfsr####.log"
2. Find "parent" GUID (will look like
{D767AC01-8375-447A-88E4-1CCF6A18DD95}-v167695)
Search for GUID
Run: wbemtest
Namespace:
root\microsoftdfs connect
Query: "Select *
from dfsreplicatedfolderconfig"
Completely Flush Server
- dfsutil /pktflush
- dfsutil /spcflush
- dfsutil /purgeMupcache
- klist purge
- ipconfig /flushdns
