Update:
Found the HotFix referenced in KB article 889654 that seems to address the
issues that are being experienced. Will update after it's been applied and
had time to run for a few hours.
Any other insight is appreciated.
CR
"AUTEC_chris" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Setup - Two Server 2003 R2 machines with a DFS Namespace. There are 4
> replicated foldes within this namespace.
>
> End users were complaining that Replication was very slow and causing
> serious work stoppages. When i ran a diagnostic report, the following
> warning message was created on one machine:
>
> "During the initial replication process for replicated folder <foldername>
> the DFS Replication service identified pre existing local content that was
> not present on te primary member and moved the content to
> 'c:\....\PreExisting". This content will not be replicated...etc."
>
> The other server is reporting the following warning:
>
> "This member is waiting for initial replication for replicated <folder name>
> and is not currently particiapting in replication." It goes on to say it is
> trying to determine if it's part of a replication group.
>
> My networking staff is also telling me that there is a tremendous amount of
> data coming accross the WAN in one direction between the two servers. This
> may or may not be related to the issue.
>
> It appears i have what could be a serious inconsistency problem and need to
> know what to do to get this DFS share back to reporting no errors.
>
> Thanks,
>
> repspond to chris(dot)rapp(dot)ctr[ at ]autec(dot)navy(dot)mil
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