Hi
I have 2 DC's (server 2019) (1 physical, 1 Virtual) was working good, but last month I did notice some issues like I couldn't connect from dc2 to dc1. so I opened Event Viewer to find muliple errors and warnings.
Some of them in DC1:
Automatic registration failed at join phase.
Exit code: Unknown HResult Error code: 0x801c001d
Failed to register the service principal name 'Microsoft Virtual Console Service'.
And on DC2:
What I did:
What I found:
UPDATE:
Turn out this issue happened from restoring DC1 couple days ago. I had learned that I can't restore DC's like any other machine ! OK. I am learning now how to fix this : )
Thanks...
You said "DC2 that access DC1 by ip address only"
This would worry me the most, AD is very dependant on DNS (especially SRV records). Troubleshooting this (or even forcing resolution via \system32\drivers\etc\hosts until you get them sync'ed properly) is a first priority.
Also may want to make sure the two DC's are using the same time source (by default your DC emulating a PDC).
"I did move the virtual one to be inside the physical one in case my problem was from my switches for example."
Does that mean you are running one DC on the other using Hyper-V? I would try not to do that. Ideally you'd have your Hyper-V box running nothing other than the hypervisor on the physical hardware.
DNS. Focus on DNS. Make sure the records in both DC's reflect the same information, Make sure that a change on one DC is reflected in the other and vise-versa. Did you run DCDIAG and did it pass? I cant imagine it did.
Go with everything the fidler says, pay attention to SRV records and sync the clocks.
The first error(FSMO) is a DNS problem. (NTLM) can be fixed in Policys. The ADDS error is DNS again. "the DNS server" and the backup error can be ignored for now. The following 3 errors are DNS again.
Your Virtual DC should be moved to another machine, and made to work there.
Again, set the clocks and then focus on DNS and most of this will go away.
fixes:
I wasn't able to bing tcp 135 on dc2, now I can do that but my issue persistent.
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