On Wed, 2010-07-14 at 15:40 -0600, Rich Megginson wrote: > --[ UxBoD ]-- wrote: > > Hi, > > > > We are setting up a new Windows 2K3 AD server and attempting to syncronise the users from our LDAP server version 8.1.0. > > > > Performing the full sync fails after about 30 seconds with a message in the error log: > > > > [14/Jul/2010:07:46:10 -0400] - add value "^V" to attribute type "ARecord" in entry "DC=@,DC=RootDNSServers,CN=MicrosoftDNS,CN=System,DC=domain,DC=com" failed: duplicate new value > > [14/Jul/2010:07:46:10 -0400] - add value "null or non-ASCII" to attribute type "dnsproperty" in entry "DC=RootDNSServers,CN=MicrosoftDNS,CN=System,DC=domain,DC=com" failed: duplicate new value > > > > and none of the users or groups are sent to AD. I am guessing it may be how our LDAP server schema is setup as we use something like: > > > > dc=domain,dc=com > > |_ o=Internal > > |___o=a0000 > > |____ou=Desktops > > |_____uid=fred > > > > We have set the Windows subtree to be dc=domain,dc=com and the replication subtree to be dc=domain,dc=com with a DS subtree of o=Internal,dc=domain,dc=com. > > > > Our understanding was that within AD Users & Groups GUI we should have seen a similar schema created. > > > > Though for some reason the replication is traversing the whole of the internal AD tree. > Because you set the AD subtree to be dc=domain,dc=com ? > > Should we create a new Organisational Unit within AD called, for arguments sake, clients and set the Windows subtree to be ou=clients,dc=domain,dc=com so that it forces it to that branch ? > > > I think that's the way it was designed. Usually AD trees have a > CN=Users,DC=domain,DC=com where all of the user entries live, and > winsync is designed to work with that sort of structure. <snip> Hmm . . . we've rooted AD in dc=myad,dc=domain,dc=com and synchronized at cn=users,dc=myad,dc=domain,dc=com but still have the exact same problem :(
