When you sieze the domain controller, is this run on the workign domain
controller. Will this sieze the working one or the one tha has been
turned off and no longer working.

Thanks.

Tom.


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Hi,

It will seize the role that you give it in command line (for example seize
rid master- which you know it is on the dead domain controller), to the
domain controller that you also give it in the command line (connect to
server s_name where s_name is the name of the domain controller that you
want to assign the FSMO role to).

Hope this will you!

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Hello tommytom,

Seizing has to be done on a running machine that should take over the roles.
BUT only if you will NEVER bring back the old machine to the domain.

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> When you sieze the domain controller, is this run on the workign
> domain controller. Will this sieze the working one or the one tha has
> been turned off and no longer working.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Tom.
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