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How to resolve persistent error in dsrepair?

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Paulo R Oliveira

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Aug 15, 2004, 11:24:30 AM8/15/04
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Hi,

Migrating NW51sp7 to NW65sp2 with migration wizard7.1 fails on restoring
eDIR/NDS - step 3.

Only error in NDS on source server is "ERROR: Illegal replica number 0 is
reissued" and a search of support states it's "cosmetic" error no
consequences... Help, is it because of this that the migration failed?

I've attached the dsrepair.log for your review...

thanks

Paul

/***************************************************************************
*/

NetWare 1602.00 Directory Services Repair 10550.76, DS 8.85c

Log file for server ".HAL.BBE" in tree "EACOTT"

** Automated Repair Mode **

Repairing Local Database

Start: Sunday, August 15, 2004 10:42:47 am Local Time

** All disk amounts are approximations **

->Current available disk space: 1492 MB

->DSRepair may need to use: 2 MB

->Disk space remaining after operation: 1492 MB

Physical Check

Creating Temporary Files

Repair Trees - Scan Values

Repair Trees - Sorting Values

Repair Trees - Scan Entries

Repair Trees - Sorting Entries

Repair Trees - Check Values

Repair Trees - Check Entries

Total Objects in Database: 834

Total Objects in Schema : 733

Total External References: 1

Total Objects in Replicas: 90

Schema Check

Repairing objects in a replica

Start: Sunday, August 15, 2004 10:42:53 am Local Time

[1 of 1] Master : T=EACOTT

ERROR: Illegal replica number 0 is reissued

Object ID: 0000805A, DN: T=EACOTT

Total Objects = 90, UNKNOWN class objects = 0, Total Values = 12041

Checking local references

Start: Sunday, August 15, 2004 10:42:54 am Local Time

Repairing single object:

Object ID: 00008058, [Pseudo Server]

Total Objects = 1, UNKNOWN class objects = 0, Total Values = 9

Temporary DIB set replacing NDS working DIB set.

Checking mail directories

Checking stream syntax files

Repair process completed, total errors found = 1

** Automated Repair Mode **

Repairing Server Network Addresses

Start: Sunday, August 15, 2004 10:42:55 am Local Time

****************************************************************

This operation will search IPX, SLP, and DNS tables, if

available, in order to validate network address attributes of

NCP_SERVERS, as well as the referrals on replica objects.

If the information on DNS/DHCP tables or the /etc/hosts file is

incorrect, then we cannot guarantee proper validation of network

addresses, nor replica referral updates. This is particularly true

if the system uses unregistered DHCP addresses or the information

in the HOSTS file is incorrect or outdated

****************************************************************

Checking server: .HAL.BBE

Found a Network Address Property on the server object and through SLP:

Address Type = IPX, data[12] = 366C52AB0000000000010451

Found a Network Address Property on the server object and through SLP:

Address Type = TCP, data[6] = 10.0.0.1:524

Found a Network Address Property on the server object and through SLP:

Address Type = UDP, data[6] = 10.0.0.1:524

Checking server address in Replica ID: 1, .[Root].

** Automated Repair Mode **

Repairing replica ring

Start: Sunday, August 15, 2004 10:43:03 am Local Time

Replica Ring for replica: .[Root].

Remote server's local ID: 0000805C

Remote server's replica root ID: 0000805A

Remote server name is: .HAL.BBE

OK - Authenticated to server

** Automated Repair Mode **

Volume Object and Trustee Check

Start: Sunday, August 15, 2004 10:43:03 am Local Time

Volume: SYS, object ID: 00008081, CN=HAL_SYS.O=BBE.T=EACOTT

Checking trustees on volume: SYS

Volume: ACCOUNTING, object ID: 00008082, CN=HAL_ACCOUNTING.O=BBE.T=EACOTT

Checking trustees on volume: ACCOUNTING

Volume: ESTIMATING, object ID: 00008083, CN=HAL_ESTIMATING.O=BBE.T=EACOTT

Checking trustees on volume: ESTIMATING

Volume: GROUPWISE, object ID: 00008094, CN=HAL_GROUPWISE.O=BBE.T=EACOTT

Checking trustees on volume: GROUPWISE

Volume: PROGRAMS, object ID: 00008084, CN=HAL_PROGRAMS.O=BBE.T=EACOTT

Checking trustees on volume: PROGRAMS

Volume: SPARE, object ID: 00008085, CN=HAL_SPARE.O=BBE.T=EACOTT

Checking trustees on volume: SPARE

Volume: USER, object ID: 00008086, CN=HAL_USER.O=BBE.T=EACOTT

Checking trustees on volume: USER

Volumes checked: 7

** Automated Repair Mode **

Finish: Sunday, August 15, 2004 10:46:38 am Local Time

Total repair time: 0:03:52


Andrew C Taubman

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Aug 15, 2004, 8:28:44 PM8/15/04
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Run a local dsrepair that locks the database on all replicas of root at
the same time. This will cause user problems while running, so you may
want to schedule it accordingly.
--
Andrew C Taubman
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Paulo R Oliveira

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Aug 16, 2004, 11:56:30 AM8/16/04
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Single netware server... does that change things?
Paul

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Andrew C Taubman

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Aug 17, 2004, 8:26:56 PM8/17/04
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Yes, it really should fix that problem once and for all just by running
a dsrepair that locks the database. Try doing a local repair with
Structure and Index check On, and Lock local DB On.

If that doesn't fix it, that's puzzling, but it won't be causing any harm.

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