This chapter immediately follows, when the problem of domain control in production environment can not be repaired, on the one hand we need to consider seizing the FSMO role, on the other hand we need to consider the problem is to clean up the current domain control residual information, to prevent residual data information caused by user authentication or resolution of the problem. This chapter describes how to clean up the current residual domain control information with the Ntdsutil command. The following are the steps:
1. View Ntdsutil Help information:
2. Enter ntdsutil at the command line :
3. Enter Metadata cleanup to clean up objects that are not used by the server:
4. Enter connections optional connection domain controller:
5. Enter connect to domain azureyun.local Enter the domain name you want to connect:
6. Enter quit to quit:
7. Enter the domain selected by the Select operation target:
8. Enter list domains to list all domains:
9. Enter Select domain 0 to choose the domain for which you want to remove the DCS:
10. Enter list sites to list the site where the domain is located:
11. Enter Select site 0 to choose the site where the domain controller you want to delete resides:
12. Enter list servers in site to list the servers that exist in the site:
13. Enter Select server 1 to remove the domain controller:
14. Enter quit to quit:
15. Enter remove selected server to delete the selected server in database mode, and then click Yes to proceed with the pop-up box:
16. Enter quit to quit:
17. Enter quit to quit:
18. View current Computer information:
19. Manually delete the remaining server information under Active Directory Sites and Services:
If you are prompted to delete the server, select Yes to continue:
20. Clean up the residual DNS information and step through and clean up useless DNS records:
The entire cleanup residue domain control information operation is complete.
The finishing steps are as follows:
c:/>ntdsutil ntdsutil: metadata cleanup cleanup objects that are not used by the server metadata cleanup: connections Select Connect domain controller target server connections: connect to domain dcxr.com Enter the domain name you want to connect to server connections: quit metadata cleanup: select operation target Selected domain select operation target: list domains list all domain select operation target: select domain 0 Select the domain select operation target of the domain controller that you want to delete: list sites list the site select operation in the domain target: select site 0 Select the site select operation of the domain controller you want to remove target: list servers in site lists the servers that exist in the site select operation target: select server 1 Select the domain controller to remove select operation target: quit metadata cleanup: remove selected server Delete selected server in database mode Metadata cleanup: quit ntdsutil: quit
Windows Server 2016-Clean up residual domain control information