repadmin.exe NT5DS 6df0b6aa5a105d1051fdd05e60c96287

File name:	repadmin.exe.mui
Size:	215040 byte
MD5:	6df0b6aa5a105d1051fdd05e60c96287
SHA1:	bcd9ed508387ae99923a8eb72939fe589a764d91
SHA256:	bb40d73788ab47b0b33128b925d7e1d9e801ea8e8ae0e660208b5dd97703e330
Operating systems:	Windows 10
Extension:	MUI
In x64:	repadmin.exe NT5DS (32-bit)

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id	English (U.S.)	English
1000	Add	Add
1001	Delete	Delete
1002	Sync	Sync
1003	SyncAll	SyncAll
1004	ShowReps	ShowReps
1005	ShowVector	ShowVector
1006	ShowMeta	ShowMeta
1007	AddRepsTo	AddRepsTo
1008	UpdRepsTo	UpdRepsTo
1009	DelRepsTo	DelRepsTo
1010	ShowTime	ShowTime
1011	ShowMsg	ShowMsg
1012	Options	Options
1013	FullSyncAll	FullSyncAll
1014	KCC	KCC
1015	Bind	Bind
1016	ShowValue	ShowValue
1017	Queue	Queue
1018	PropCheck	PropCheck
1019	FailCache	FailCache
1020	ShowIsm	ShowIsm
1021	GetChanges	GetChanges
1022	ShowSig	ShowSig
1023	ShowCtx	ShowCtx
1024	ShowConn	ShowConn
1025	ExpertHelp	ExpertHelp
1026	ShowCert	ShowCert
1027	Mod	Mod
1028	Latency	Latency
1029	Istg	Istg
1030	Bridgeheads	Bridgeheads
1031	TestHook	TestHook
1032	DsaGuid	DsaGuid
1033	SiteOptions	SiteOptions
1034	ShowProxy	ShowProxy
1035	RemoveLingeringObjects	RemoveLingeringObjects
1036	notifyopt	notifyopt
1037	ReplSingleObj	ReplSingleObj
1038	ShowTrust	ShowTrust
1039	QuerySites	QuerySites
1040	ShowOutCalls	ShowOutCalls
1041	ShowNcSig	ShowNcSig
1042	ShowUtdVec	ShowUtdVec
1043	Replicate	Replicate
1044	ShowRepl	ShowRepl
1045	ShowObjMeta	ShowObjMeta
1046	CheckProp	CheckProp
1047	ShowChanges	ShowChanges
1048	ViewList	ViewList
1049	ShowAttr	ShowAttr
1050	showattrp	showattrp
1051	ReplSummary	ReplSummary
1052	ReplSum	ReplSum
1053	Repl	Repl
1054	Rehost	Rehost
1055	Unhost	Unhost
1056	RemoveSources	RemoveSources
1057	WriteSpn	WriteSpn
1058	ShowSCP	ShowSCP
1059	ReplAuthMode	ReplAuthMode
1060	SetAttr	SetAttr
1061	RebuildGC	RebuildGC
1062	RegKey	RegKey
1063	ShowBackup	ShowBackup
1064	DnsLookup	DnsLookup
1065	RodcPwdRepl	RodcPwdRepl
1066	Prp	Prp
1067	yes	yes
1068	no	no
0x0	The operation was successful.	The operation was successful.
0x400003E8	Usage: repadmin [/u:{domain\\user}] [/pw:{password|*}] [/retry[:][:]] [/csv]Use these commands to see the help:/? Displays a list of commands available for use in repadmin and their description./help Same as /?/?: Displays the list of possible arguments , appropriate syntaxes and examples for the specified command ./help: Same as /?: /experthelp Displays a list of commands for use by advanced users only./listhelp Displays the variations of syntax available for the DSA_NAME, DSA_LIST, NCNAME and OBJ_LIST strings. /oldhelp Displays a list of deprecated commands that still work but are no longer supported by Microsoft. Supported commands (use /? for detailed help):	Usage: repadmin [/u:{domain\\user}] [/pw:{password|*}] [/retry[:][:]] [/csv]Use these commands to see the help:/? Displays a list of commands available for use in repadmin and their description./help Same as /?/?: Displays the list of possible arguments , appropriate syntaxes and examples for the specified command ./help: Same as /?: /experthelp Displays a list of commands for use by advanced users only./listhelp Displays the variations of syntax available for the DSA_NAME, DSA_LIST, NCNAME and OBJ_LIST strings. /oldhelp Displays a list of deprecated commands that still work but are no longer supported by Microsoft. Supported commands (use /? for detailed help):
0x400003E9	Supported additional parameters: /u: Specifies the domain and user name separated by a backslash {domain\\user} that has permissions to perform operations in Active Directory. UPN logons not supported. /pw: Specifies the password for the user name entered with the /u parameter. /retry This parameter will cause repadmin to repeat its attempt to bind to the target dc should the first attempt fail with one of the following error status: 1722 / 0x6ba : \"The RPC Server is unavailable\" 1753 / 0x6d9 : \"There are no more endpoints available from the endpoint mapper\" /csv Used with /showrepl to output results in comma separated value format. See /csvhelpNote: Most commands take their parameters in the order of \"Destination or Target DSA_LIST\", then a \"Source DSA_NAME\" if required, and finally the NC or Object DN if required.\t (or ) is a Directory Service Agent binding string. For Active Directory Domain Services, this is simply a network label (such as a DNS, NetBios, or IP address) of a Domain Controller. For Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services, this must be a network label of the AD LDS server followed by a colon and the LDAP port of the AD LDS instance Examples (AD DS): dc-01 dc-01.microsoft.com Examples (AD LDS): ad-am-01:2000 ad-am-01.microsoft.com:2000 is the Distinguished Name of the root of the NC Example: DC=My-Domain,DC=Microsoft,DC=ComNote: Text (Naming Context names, server names, etc) with International or Unicode characters will only display correctly if appropriate fonts and language support are loaded.	Supported additional parameters: /u: Specifies the domain and user name separated by a backslash {domain\\user} that has permissions to perform operations in Active Directory. UPN logons not supported. /pw: Specifies the password for the user name entered with the /u parameter. /retry This parameter will cause repadmin to repeat its attempt to bind to the target dc should the first attempt fail with one of the following error status: 1722 / 0x6ba : \"The RPC Server is unavailable\" 1753 / 0x6d9 : \"There are no more endpoints available from the endpoint mapper\" /csv Used with /showrepl to output results in comma separated value format. See /csvhelpNote: Most commands take their parameters in the order of \"Destination or Target DSA_LIST\", then a \"Source DSA_NAME\" if required, and finally the NC or Object DN if required.\t (or ) is a Directory Service Agent binding string. For Active Directory Domain Services, this is simply a network label (such as a DNS, NetBios, or IP address) of a Domain Controller. For Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services, this must be a network label of the AD LDS server followed by a colon and the LDAP port of the AD LDS instance Examples (AD DS): dc-01 dc-01.microsoft.com Examples (AD LDS): ad-am-01:2000 ad-am-01.microsoft.com:2000 is the Distinguished Name of the root of the NC Example: DC=My-Domain,DC=Microsoft,DC=ComNote: Text (Naming Context names, server names, etc) with International or Unicode characters will only display correctly if appropriate fonts and language support are loaded.
0x400003EA	WARNING:Some of these commands have the potential to break your Active Directory Domain Services installation,and should be used only under the expert guidance of Microsoft PSS.Expert Help	WARNING:Some of these commands have the potential to break your Active Directory Domain Services installation,and should be used only under the expert guidance of Microsoft PSS.Expert Help
0x400003EB	nbrflagoptions: SYNC_ON_STARTUP DO_SCHEDULED_SYNCS TWO_WAY_SYNC NEVER_SYNCED IGNORE_CHANGE_NOTIFICATIONS DISABLE_SCHEDULED_SYNC COMPRESS_CHANGES NO_CHANGE_NOTIFICATIONS	nbrflagoptions: SYNC_ON_STARTUP DO_SCHEDULED_SYNCS TWO_WAY_SYNC NEVER_SYNCED IGNORE_CHANGE_NOTIFICATIONS DISABLE_SCHEDULED_SYNC COMPRESS_CHANGES NO_CHANGE_NOTIFICATIONS
0x400003EC	/removelingeringobjects [/ADVISORY_MODE]	/removelingeringobjects [/ADVISORY_MODE]
0x400003ED	/add [/asyncrep] [/syncdisable] [/dsadn:] [/transportdn:] [/mail] [/async] [/readonly] [/selsecrets]	/add [/asyncrep] [/syncdisable] [/dsadn:] [/transportdn:] [/mail] [/async] [/readonly] [/selsecrets]
0x400003EE	/mod [/readonly] [/srcdsaaddr:] [/transportdn:] [+nbrflagoption] [-nbrflagoption]	/mod [/readonly] [/srcdsaaddr:] [/transportdn:] [+nbrflagoption] [-nbrflagoption]
0x400003EF	/delete [] [/localonly] [/nosource] [/async]	/delete [] [/localonly] [/nosource] [/async]
0x400003F0	/addrepsto [/selsecrets]	/addrepsto [/selsecrets]
0x400003F1	/updrepsto [/selsecrets]	/updrepsto [/selsecrets]
0x400003F2	/testhook [DSA_LIST] [{+|-}lockqueue] [{+|-}link_cleaner] [{+rpctime:,,|-rpctime}] [{+rpcsync:,|-rpcsync}]	/testhook [DSA_LIST] [{+|-}lockqueue] [{+|-}link_cleaner] [{+rpctime:,,|-rpctime}] [{+rpcsync:,|-rpcsync}]
0x400003F3	/siteoptions [DSA] [/site:] [{+|-}IS_AUTO_TOPOLOGY_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_TOPL_CLEANUP_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_TOPL_MIN_HOPS_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_TOPL_DETECT_STALE_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_INTER_SITE_AUTO_TOPOLOGY_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_GROUP_CACHING_ENABLED] [{+|-}FORCE_KCC_WHISTLER_BEHAVIOR] [{+|-}FORCE_KCC_W2K_ELECTION] [{+|-}IS_RAND_BH_SELECTION_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_SCHEDULE_HASHING_ENABLED] [{+|-}IS_REDUNDANT_SERVER_TOPOLOGY_ENABLED] [{+|-}W2K3_IGNORE_SCHEDULES] [{+|-}W2K3_BRIDGES_REQUIRED]	/siteoptions [DSA] [/site:] [{+|-}IS_AUTO_TOPOLOGY_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_TOPL_CLEANUP_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_TOPL_MIN_HOPS_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_TOPL_DETECT_STALE_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_INTER_SITE_AUTO_TOPOLOGY_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_GROUP_CACHING_ENABLED] [{+|-}FORCE_KCC_WHISTLER_BEHAVIOR] [{+|-}FORCE_KCC_W2K_ELECTION] [{+|-}IS_RAND_BH_SELECTION_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_SCHEDULE_HASHING_ENABLED] [{+|-}IS_REDUNDANT_SERVER_TOPOLOGY_ENABLED] [{+|-}W2K3_IGNORE_SCHEDULES] [{+|-}W2K3_BRIDGES_REQUIRED]
0x400003F4	/delrepsto	/delrepsto
0x400003F5	/options [DSA_LIST] [{+|-}IS_GC] [{+|-}DISABLE_INBOUND_REPL] [{+|-}DISABLE_OUTBOUND_REPL] [{+|-}DISABLE_NTDSCONN_XLATE] [{+|-}DISABLE_SPN_REGISTRATION]	/options [DSA_LIST] [{+|-}IS_GC] [{+|-}DISABLE_INBOUND_REPL] [{+|-}DISABLE_OUTBOUND_REPL] [{+|-}DISABLE_NTDSCONN_XLATE] [{+|-}DISABLE_SPN_REGISTRATION]
0x400003F6	/rehost DSA [/application] If a source DC Address is not specified, a writeable replica will be selected using the DC Locator	/rehost DSA [/application] If a source DC Address is not specified, a writeable replica will be selected using the DC Locator
0x400003F7	/unhost DSA	/unhost DSA
0x400003F8	/removesources DSA_LIST	/removesources DSA_LIST
0x400003F9	/rebuildgc DC	/rebuildgc DC
0x400003FA	/bind [DSA_LIST] [SPN]	/bind [DSA_LIST] [SPN]
0x400003FB	/bridgeheads [DSA_LIST] [/verbose]	/bridgeheads [DSA_LIST] [/verbose]
0x400003FC	/checkprop [DSA_LIST from which to enumerate host DSAs]	/checkprop [DSA_LIST from which to enumerate host DSAs]
0x400003FD	/dnslookup /alias /dnslookup where DnsReslFlags are combinations of DNSRESL_FLUSH_CACHE (0x1) DNSRESL_FLUSH_CACHE_ON_ERROR (0x2) DNSRESL_GET_IPV4_ONLY (0x4) DNSRESL_GET_IPV6_ONLY (0x8) DNSRESL_PREFER_IPV4 (0x10)	/dnslookup /alias /dnslookup where DnsReslFlags are combinations of DNSRESL_FLUSH_CACHE (0x1) DNSRESL_FLUSH_CACHE_ON_ERROR (0x2) DNSRESL_GET_IPV4_ONLY (0x4) DNSRESL_GET_IPV6_ONLY (0x8) DNSRESL_PREFER_IPV4 (0x10)
0x400003FE	/dsaguid [DSA_LIST] [GUID]	/dsaguid [DSA_LIST] [GUID]
0x400003FF	/istg [DSA_LIST] [/verbose]	/istg [DSA_LIST] [/verbose]
0x40000400	/latency [DSA_LIST] [/verbose]	/latency [DSA_LIST] [/verbose]
0x40000401	/showscp [DSA_LIST] (Must point at a GC, use \"gc:\" for all)	/showscp [DSA_LIST] (Must point at a GC, use \"gc:\" for all)
0x40000402	/replauthmode [DSA_LIST] [] (AD LDS only) is either an integer, or one of the ADAM_REPL_AUTHENTICATION_MODE_*** constants	/replauthmode [DSA_LIST] [] (AD LDS only) is either an integer, or one of the ADAM_REPL_AUTHENTICATION_MODE_*** constants
0x40000403	/setattr [ ...] is either of add delete replace deleteAll can be either a string literal or an integer (decimal or hex) or one of the defined constants	/setattr [ ...] is either of add delete replace deleteAll can be either a string literal or an integer (decimal or hex) or one of the defined constants
0x40000404	/notifyopt [DSA_LIST] [/first:] [/subs:]	/notifyopt [DSA_LIST] [/first:] [/subs:]
0x40000405	/querysites [ ...] (may not be called with alternate credentials)	/querysites [ ...] (may not be called with alternate credentials)
0x40000406	/regkey DSA_LIST [value [/reg_sz]] Well known keys: strict allowDivergent	/regkey DSA_LIST [value [/reg_sz]] Well known keys: strict allowDivergent
0x40000407	/replicate [/force] [/async] [/full] [/addref] [/readonly]	/replicate [/force] [/async] [/full] [/addref] [/readonly]
0x40000408	/replsingleobj	/replsingleobj
0x40000409	/replsummary [DSA_LIST] /bysrc /bydest /errorsonly [/sort:{ delta | partners | failures | error | percent | unresponsive }]	/replsummary [DSA_LIST] /bysrc /bydest /errorsonly [/sort:{ delta | partners | failures | error | percent | unresponsive }]
0x4000040A	/showattr [OBJ_LIST OPTIONS] [/atts:,...] [/allvalues] [/long] [/dumpallblob]	/showattr [OBJ_LIST OPTIONS] [/atts:,...] [/allvalues] [/long] [/dumpallblob]
0x4000040B	/showbackup	/showbackup
0x4000040C	/showcert [DSA_LIST]	/showcert [DSA_LIST]
0x4000040D	/showchanges . [/cookie:] [/atts:,,...] [/long] [ /showchanges [/verbose] [/statistics] [/noincremental] [/objectsecurity] [/ancestors] [/atts:,,...] [/filter:]	/showchanges . [/cookie:] [/atts:,,...] [/long] [ /showchanges [/verbose] [/statistics] [/noincremental] [/objectsecurity] [/ancestors] [/atts:,,...] [/filter:]
0x4000040E	/showism [] [/verbose] (must be executed locally)	/showism [] [/verbose] (must be executed locally)
0x4000040F	/showmsg { | /NTDSMSG}	/showmsg { | /NTDSMSG}
0x40000410	/showncsig [DSA_LIST]	/showncsig [DSA_LIST]
0x40000411	/showobjmeta [DSA_LIST] [/nocache] [/linked]	/showobjmeta [DSA_LIST] [/nocache] [/linked]
0x40000412	/showoutcalls [DSA_LIST]	/showoutcalls [DSA_LIST]
0x40000413	/showproxy [DSA_LIST] [Naming Context] [matchstring] (search xdommove proxies) /showproxy [DSA_LIST] [Object DN] [matchstring] /movedobject (dump xdommoved object)	/showproxy [DSA_LIST] [Naming Context] [matchstring] (search xdommove proxies) /showproxy [DSA_LIST] [Object DN] [matchstring] /movedobject (dump xdommoved object)
0x40000414	/showrepl [DSA_LIST [Source DSA object GUID]] [Naming Context] [/verbose] [/nocache] [/repsto] [/conn] [/all] [/errorsonly] [/intersite]	/showrepl [DSA_LIST [Source DSA object GUID]] [Naming Context] [/verbose] [/nocache] [/repsto] [/conn] [/all] [/errorsonly] [/intersite]
0x40000415	/showtime	/showtime
0x40000416	/showtrust [DSA_LIST]	/showtrust [DSA_LIST]
0x40000417	/showutdvec [/nocache] [/latency]	/showutdvec [/nocache] [/latency]
0x40000418	/showvalue [DSA_LIST] [Attribute Name] [Value DN] [/nocache]	/showvalue [DSA_LIST] [Attribute Name] [Value DN] [/nocache]
0x40000419	/syncall [] []	/syncall [] []
0x4000041A	/viewlist [OBJ_LIST]	/viewlist [OBJ_LIST]
0x4000041B	/writespn [DSA_LIST]	/writespn [DSA_LIST]
0x4000041C	REPADMIN_IDS_CMD__SYNTAX	REPADMIN_IDS_CMD__SYNTAX
0x4000041D	/failcache [DSA_LIST]	/failcache [DSA_LIST]
0x4000041E	/kcc [DSA_LIST] [/async]	/kcc [DSA_LIST] [/async]
0x4000041F	/queue [DSA_LIST]	/queue [DSA_LIST]
0x40000420	/showconn [DSA_LIST] {serverRDN | Container DN | } [/from:serverRDN] [/intersite] (default is local site)	/showconn [DSA_LIST] {serverRDN | Container DN | } [/from:serverRDN] [/intersite] (default is local site)
0x40000421	/showctx [DSA_LIST] [/nocache]	/showctx [DSA_LIST] [/nocache]
0x40000422	/showsig [DSA_LIST]	/showsig [DSA_LIST]
0x40000423	/sync [/force] [/async] [/full] [/addref] [/readonly] [/selsecrets]	/sync [/force] [/async] [/full] [/addref] [/readonly] [/selsecrets]
0x40000424	/propcheck [DC from which to enumerate host DCs]	/propcheck [DC from which to enumerate host DCs]
0x40000425	/getchanges NamingContext [SourceDC] [/cookie:] [/atts:,,...] /getchanges NamingContext [DestDC] SourceDCObjectGUID [/verbose] [/statistics] [/noincremental] [/objectsecurity] [/ancestors] [/atts:,,...] [/filter:]	/getchanges NamingContext [SourceDC] [/cookie:] [/atts:,,...] /getchanges NamingContext [DestDC] SourceDCObjectGUID [/verbose] [/statistics] [/noincremental] [/objectsecurity] [/ancestors] [/atts:,,...] [/filter:]
0x40000426	/showreps [Naming Context] [DC [Source DC object GUID]] [/verbose] [/nocache] [/repsto] [/conn] [/all]	/showreps [Naming Context] [DC [Source DC object GUID]] [/verbose] [/nocache] [/repsto] [/conn] [/all]
0x40000427	/showvector [DC] [/nocache] [/latency]	/showvector [DC] [/nocache] [/latency]
0x40000428	/showmeta [DC] [/nocache] [/linked]	/showmeta [DC] [/nocache] [/linked]
0x40000429	(alias command tbd)	(alias command tbd)
0x4000042A	/rodcpwdrepl [DSA_LIST] [ ...]	/rodcpwdrepl [DSA_LIST] [ ...]
0x4000042B	Password: %0	Password: %0
0x4000042C	Checking for 'Domain Controller' certificate in store '%1'...	Checking for 'Domain Controller' certificate in store '%1'...
0x4000042D	Domain Controller Certificate V1 is present.	Domain Controller Certificate V1 is present.
0x4000042E	Domain Controller Certificate V2 is present.	Domain Controller Certificate V2 is present.
0x4000042F	Bind to %1 succeeded.	Bind to %1 succeeded.
0x40000430	Extensions supported (cb=%1!d!):	Extensions supported (cb=%1!d!):
0x40000431	%1!-33S!: %2	%1!-33S!: %2
0x40000432	%1!-33S!: Yes	%1!-33S!: Yes
0x40000433	%1!-33S!: No	%1!-33S!: No
0x40000434	Site GUID: %1	Site GUID: %1
0x40000435	Current Replica flags: %1	Current Replica flags: %1
0x40000436	Successfully enqueued operation to establish one-way replication from source:%1 to dest:%2.	Successfully enqueued operation to establish one-way replication from source:%1 to dest:%2.
0x40000437	One-way replication from source:%1 to dest:%2 established.	One-way replication from source:%1 to dest:%2 established.
0x40000438	Current source address: %1	Current source address: %1
0x40000439	Replication link from source:%1 to dest:%2 modified.	Replication link from source:%1 to dest:%2 modified.
0x4000043A	Source address set to %1	Source address set to %1
0x4000043B	Transport DN set to %1	Transport DN set to %1
0x4000043C	Replica flags set to %1	Replica flags set to %1
0x4000043D	Successfully enqueued operation to delete one-way replication from source:%1 to dest:%2.	Successfully enqueued operation to delete one-way replication from source:%1 to dest:%2.
0x4000043E	Replication link from source:%1 to dest:%2 deleted.	Replication link from source:%1 to dest:%2 deleted.
0x4000043F	Successfully enqueued operation to update change notifications from %1 to %2.	Successfully enqueued operation to update change notifications from %1 to %2.
0x40000440	Successfully updated change notifications from %1 to %2.	Successfully updated change notifications from %1 to %2.
0x40000441	Successfully enqueued consistency check for %1.	Successfully enqueued consistency check for %1.
0x40000442	Consistency check on %1 successful.	Consistency check on %1 successful.
0x40000443	Successfully enqueued sync from %1 to %2.	Successfully enqueued sync from %1 to %2.
0x40000444	Successfully enqueued sync from (all neighbours) to %1.	Successfully enqueued sync from (all neighbours) to %1.
0x40000445	Sync from %1 to %2 completed successfully.	Sync from %1 to %2 completed successfully.
0x40000446	Sync from (all neighbours) to %1 completed successfully.	Sync from (all neighbours) to %1 completed successfully.
0x40000447	Connecting to the writable DSAs:	Connecting to the writable DSAs:
0x40000448	Disabling inbound/outbound replication & deleting replication state:	Disabling inbound/outbound replication & deleting replication state:
0x40000449	%1...	%1...
0x4000044A	Inbound/outbound replication disabled.	Inbound/outbound replication disabled.
0x4000044B	%1%n%0	%1%n%0
0x4000044C	%1!S!	%1!S!
0x4000044D	%1!S!%0	%1!S!%0
0x4000044E	%1%0	%1%0
0x4000044F	.%0	.%0
0x40000450	%n%0	%n%0
0x40000451	Removing up-to-date vector...	Removing up-to-date vector...
0x40000452	No inbound replication partners.	No inbound replication partners.
0x40000453	Removing link from %1...	Removing link from %1...
0x40000454	Re-enabling in/out replication:	Re-enabling in/out replication:
0x40000455	OPERATION SUCCESSFUL!Note that you must demote all GCs -- you can re-promote them a halfhour later.	OPERATION SUCCESSFUL!Note that you must demote all GCs -- you can re-promote them a halfhour later.
0x40000456	Building starting position from destination server %1	Building starting position from destination server %1
0x40000457	********* Cumulative packet totals ************	********* Cumulative packet totals ************
0x40000458	********* Grand total *************************	********* Grand total *************************
0x40000459	Packets: %1!d!Objects: %2!d!Object Additions: %3!d!Object Modifications: %4!d!Object Deletions: %5!d!Object Moves: %6!d!	Packets: %1!d!Objects: %2!d!Object Additions: %3!d!Object Modifications: %4!d!Object Deletions: %5!d!Object Moves: %6!d!
0x4000045A	Attributes: %1!d!Values: %2!d!Dn-valued Attributes: %3!d!MaxDnVals on any attr:%4!d!ObjectDn with maxattr:%5!S!Attrname with maxattr:%6!S!	Attributes: %1!d!Values: %2!d!Dn-valued Attributes: %3!d!MaxDnVals on any attr:%4!d!ObjectDn with maxattr:%5!S!Attrname with maxattr:%6!S!
0x4000045B	#dnvals 1-250 251-500 501-750 751-1000 1000+add %1!d! %2!d! %3!d! %4!d! %5!d!mod %6!d! %7!d! %8!d! %9!d! %10!d!***********************************************	#dnvals 1-250 251-500 501-750 751-1000 1000+add %1!d! %2!d! %3!d! %4!d! %5!d!mod %6!d! %7!d! %8!d! %9!d! %10!d!***********************************************
0x4000045C	%0	%0
0x4000045D	No Changes	No Changes
0x4000045E	Objects returned: %1!d!	Objects returned: %1!d!
0x4000045F	(%1!d!) %2!S! %3	(%1!d!) %2!S! %3
0x40000460	%1!d! %2: %0	%1!d! %2: %0
0x40000461	; %0	; %0
0x40000462	Using cookie from file %1 (%2!d! bytes)	Using cookie from file %1 (%2!d! bytes)
0x40000463	Using empty cookie (full sync).	Using empty cookie (full sync).
0x40000464	Source Neighbor:%1	Source Neighbor:%1
0x40000465	Destination's up-to-date vector:	Destination's up-to-date vector:
0x40000466	%1!-36s! @ USN %2!I64d!	%1!-36s! @ USN %2!I64d!
0x40000467	==== SOURCE DSA: %1 ====	==== SOURCE DSA: %1 ====
0x40000468	New cookie written to file %1 (%2!d! bytes)	New cookie written to file %1 (%2!d! bytes)
0x40000469	Queue contains %1!d! items.	Queue contains %1!d! items.
0x4000046A	The mail thread is executing.	The mail thread is executing.
0x4000046B	Current task began executing at %1!S!.	Current task began executing at %1!S!.
0x4000046C	Task has been executing for %1!d! minutes, %2!d! seconds.	Task has been executing for %1!d! minutes, %2!d! seconds.
0x4000046D	[%1!d!] Enqueued %2!S! at priority %3!d!	[%1!d!] Enqueued %2!S! at priority %3!d!
0x4000046E	%1!S! NC %2 DSA %3 DSA object GUID %4 DSA transport addr %5	%1!S! NC %2 DSA %3 DSA object GUID %4 DSA transport addr %5
0x4000046F	(none)	(none)
0x40000470	No Failures.	No Failures.
0x40000471	%1!d! consecutive failures since %2!S!.	%1!d! consecutive failures since %2!S!.
0x40000472	Repl epoch: %1!d!	Repl epoch: %1!d!
0x40000473	Last error: %0	Last error: %0
0x40000474	==== KCC CONNECTION FAILURES ============================	==== KCC CONNECTION FAILURES ============================
0x40000475	==== KCC LINK FAILURES ==================================	==== KCC LINK FAILURES ==================================
0x40000476	DSA Options: %1!S!	DSA Options: %1!S!
0x40000477	Site Options: %1!S!	Site Options: %1!S!
0x40000478	DSA object GUID: %1	DSA object GUID: %1
0x40000479	DSA invocationID: %1	DSA invocationID: %1
0x4000047A	Naming Context: %1	Naming Context: %1
0x4000047B	==== INBOUND NEIGHBORS ======================================	==== INBOUND NEIGHBORS ======================================
0x4000047C	==== OUTBOUND NEIGHBORS FOR CHANGE NOTIFICATIONS ============	==== OUTBOUND NEIGHBORS FOR CHANGE NOTIFICATIONS ============
0x4000047D	==== KCC CONNECTION OBJECTS ============================================	==== KCC CONNECTION OBJECTS ============================================
0x4000047E	%1 via %2	%1 via %2
0x4000047F	interSiteTransport object GUID: %1	interSiteTransport object GUID: %1
0x40000480	USNs: %1!I64d!/OU,%0	USNs: %1!I64d!/OU,%0
0x40000481	%1!I64d!/PU	%1!I64d!/PU
0x40000482	Last attempt @ %1!S! was successful.	Last attempt @ %1!S! was successful.
0x40000483	Last attempt @ %1!S! was delayed for a normal reason, result %0	Last attempt @ %1!S! was delayed for a normal reason, result %0
0x40000484	Last attempt @ %1!S! failed, result %0	Last attempt @ %1!S! failed, result %0
0x40000485	%1!u! consecutive failure(s).	%1!u! consecutive failure(s).
0x40000486	Last success @ %1!S!.	Last success @ %1!S!.
0x40000487	Address: %1	Address: %1
0x40000488	Added @ %1!S!.	Added @ %1!S!.
0x40000489	%1!-36s! @ USN %2!9I64d! @ Time %0	%1!-36s! @ USN %2!9I64d! @ Time %0
0x4000048B	%1!d! entries.	%1!d! entries.
0x4000048C	To avoid truncated \"Originating DSA\" values, redirect output to a text file, or use /nocache	To avoid truncated \"Originating DSA\" values, redirect output to a text file, or use /nocache
0x4000048D	Loc.USN Originating DSA Org.USN Org.Time/Date Ver Attribute======= =============== ========= ============= === =========	Loc.USN Originating DSA Org.USN Org.Time/Date Ver Attribute======= =============== ========= ============= === =========
0x4000048E	%1!7I64d!%0	%1!7I64d!%0
0x4000048F	%1!41s!%2!10I64d!%0	%1!41s!%2!10I64d!%0
0x40000490	%1!20S!%2!5d! %3	%1!20S!%2!5d! %3
0x40000491	Type Attribute Last Mod Time Originating DSA Loc.USN Org.USN Ver======= ============ ============= ================= ======= ======= === Distinguished Name =============================	Type Attribute Last Mod Time Originating DSA Loc.USN Org.USN Ver======= ============ ============= ================= ======= ======= === Distinguished Name =============================
0x40000492	LEGACY %1 %2(%3!d!) %4!S!	LEGACY %1 %2(%3!d!) %4!S!
0x40000493	PRESENT %1 %2(%3!d!) %4!S!	PRESENT %1 %2(%3!d!) %4!S!
0x40000494	ABSENT %1 %2(%3!d!) %4!S! %5!S!	ABSENT %1 %2(%3!d!) %4!S! %5!S!
0x40000495	LEGACY %0	LEGACY %0
0x40000496	PRESENT %0	PRESENT %0
0x40000497	ABSENT %0	ABSENT %0
0x40000498	%1!12s!%0	%1!12s!%0
0x40000499	%1!20S! %2!38s! %3!7I64d! %0	%1!20S! %2!38s! %3!7I64d! %0
0x4000049A	%1!7I64d! %0	%1!7I64d! %0
0x4000049B	%1!3d!	%1!3d!
0x4000049D	%1!37s! %2!8I64d!%0	%1!37s! %2!8I64d!%0
0x4000049E	%1!20S! %2!5d!	%1!20S! %2!5d!
0x4000049F	No more items.	No more items.
0x400004A0	%1!d! open context handles.	%1!d! open context handles.
0x400004A1	%1 @ %2!S! (PID %3!d!) (Handle 0x%4!I64x!)	%1 @ %2!S! (PID %3!d!) (Handle 0x%4!I64x!)
0x400004A2	bound, refs=%1!d!, last used %2!S!	bound, refs=%1!d!, last used %2!S!
0x400004A3	NOT bound, refs=%1!d!, last used %2!S!	NOT bound, refs=%1!d!, last used %2!S!
0x400004A4	All DSAs in site %1 (with trans & hosting NC) are bridgehead candidates.	All DSAs in site %1 (with trans & hosting NC) are bridgehead candidates.
0x400004A5	%1!d! server(s) are defined as bridgeheads for transport %2 & site %3:	%1!d! server(s) are defined as bridgeheads for transport %2 & site %3:
0x400004A6	Server(%1!d!) %2	Server(%1!d!) %2
0x400004A7	==== TRANSPORT %1 CONNECTIVITY INFORMATION FOR %2!d! SITES: ====	==== TRANSPORT %1 CONNECTIVITY INFORMATION FOR %2!d! SITES: ====
0x400004A8	%1%2!4d!%0	%1%2!4d!%0
0x400004A9	Site(%1!d!) %2	Site(%1!d!) %2
0x400004AA	%1%2!d!:%3!d!:%4!x!%0	%1%2!d!:%3!d!:%4!x!%0
0x400004AB	Schedule between %1 and %2 (cost %3!d!, interval %4!d!):	Schedule between %1 and %2 (cost %3!d!, interval %4!d!):
0x400004AC	Connection is always available.	Connection is always available.
0x400004AD	Cookie: null	Cookie: null
0x400004AE	Cookie: ver %1!d!,HighObjUpdate: %2!I64d!,	Cookie: ver %1!d!,HighObjUpdate: %2!I64d!,
0x400004AF	HighPropUpdate: %1!I64d!	HighPropUpdate: %1!I64d!
0x400004B0	%1!I64d!%0	%1!I64d!%0
0x400004B1	= 0x%1!I64x!%0	= 0x%1!I64x!%0
0x400004B2	= %1!S! UTC = %2!S! local	= %1!S! UTC = %2!S! local
0x400004B3	Replication suppressed by user request:	Replication suppressed by user request:
0x400004B4	From: %1 To : %2	From: %1 To : %2
0x400004B5	CALLBACK MESSAGE: %0	CALLBACK MESSAGE: %0
0x400004B6	The following replication is in progress:	The following replication is in progress:
0x400004B7	The following replication completed successfully:	The following replication completed successfully:
0x400004B8	SyncAll Finished.	SyncAll Finished.
0x400004B9	Unknown.	Unknown.
0x400004BA	repadmin /showrepl %1 %2 %3	repadmin /showrepl %1 %2 %3
0x400004BB	DsReplicaSyncAll commandline interface.repadmin /SyncAll [/adehijpPsS] [] /a: Abort if any server is unavailable /A: Perform /SyncAll for all NC's held by (ignores ) /d: ID servers by DN in messages (instead of GUID DNS) /e: Enterprise, cross sites (default: only home site) /h: Print this help screen /i: Iterate indefinitely /I: Perform showreps on each server pair in path instead of syncing /j: Sync adjacent servers only /p: Pause for possible user abort after every message /P: Push changes outward from home server (default: pull changes) /q: Quiet mode, suppress callback messages /Q: Very quiet, report fatal errors only /s: Do not sync (just analyze topology and generate messages) /S: Skip initial server-response check (assume all servers are available)If is omitted DsReplicaSyncAll defaults to the Configuration NC.	DsReplicaSyncAll commandline interface.repadmin /SyncAll [/adehijpPsS] [] /a: Abort if any server is unavailable /A: Perform /SyncAll for all NC's held by (ignores ) /d: ID servers by DN in messages (instead of GUID DNS) /e: Enterprise, cross sites (default: only home site) /h: Print this help screen /i: Iterate indefinitely /I: Perform showreps on each server pair in path instead of syncing /j: Sync adjacent servers only /p: Pause for possible user abort after every message /P: Push changes outward from home server (default: pull changes) /q: Quiet mode, suppress callback messages /Q: Very quiet, report fatal errors only /s: Do not sync (just analyze topology and generate messages) /S: Skip initial server-response check (assume all servers are available)If is omitted DsReplicaSyncAll defaults to the Configuration NC.
0x400004BC	SyncAll cancelled by user request.	SyncAll cancelled by user request.
0x400004BD	SyncAll terminated with no errors.	SyncAll terminated with no errors.
0x400004BE	[%1!ld!]	[%1!ld!]
0x400004BF	Q to quit, any other key to continue.	Q to quit, any other key to continue.
0x400004C0	Press any key to continue . . .	Press any key to continue . . .
0x400004C2	Sun%0	Sun%0
0x400004C3	Mon%0	Mon%0
0x400004C4	Tue%0	Tue%0
0x400004C5	Wed%0	Wed%0
0x400004C6	Thu%0	Thu%0
0x400004C7	Fri%0	Fri%0
0x400004C8	Sat%0	Sat%0
0x400004C9	day: 0123456789ab0123456789ab	day: 0123456789ab0123456789ab
0x400004CA	Partition Replication Schedule Loading:	Partition Replication Schedule Loading:
0x400004CB	%1!2.2d!%0	%1!2.2d!%0
0x400004CC	%1!d!%0	%1!d!%0
0x400004CD	%1!x!%0	%1!x!%0
0x400004CE	Caching GUIDs.	Caching GUIDs.
0x400004CF	%1: %0	%1: %0
0x400004D0	yes%0	yes%0
0x400004D1	** NO! **%0	** NO! **%0
0x400004D2	-- No cursor found!	-- No cursor found!
0x400004D3	(USN %1!I64d!)	(USN %1!I64d!)
0x400004D4	Current %0	Current %0
0x400004D5	New %0	New %0
0x400004D6	%1 retired on %2!S! at USN %3!I64d!	%1 retired on %2!S! at USN %3!I64d!
0x400004D7	No retired signatures.	No retired signatures.
0x400004D8	Source: %1\\%2	Source: %1\\%2
0x400004D9	******* %1!d! CONSECUTIVE FAILURES since %2!S!	******* %1!d! CONSECUTIVE FAILURES since %2!S!
0x400004DA	Replica link has been added.	Replica link has been added.
0x400004DB	Naming Context Attempt Time Success Time #Fail Last Result ================ =================== =================== ===== ==============	Naming Context Attempt Time Success Time #Fail Last Result ================ =================== =================== ===== ==============
0x400004DC	%1!22s!%0	%1!22s!%0
0x400004DD	%1!21S!%2!21S! %3!5d! %4	%1!21S!%2!21S! %3!5d! %4
0x400004DE	Connection -- Connection name : %1 Server DNS name : %2 Server DN name : %3	Connection -- Connection name : %1 Server DNS name : %2 Server DN name : %3
0x400004DF	TransportType: %1	TransportType: %1
0x400004E0	TransportType: intrasite RPC	TransportType: intrasite RPC
0x400004E1	options: %0	options: %0
0x400004E2	Reason: %0	Reason: %0
0x400004E3	enabledConnection: %1	enabledConnection: %1
0x400004E4	whenChanged: %0	whenChanged: %0
0x400004E5	whenCreated: %0	whenCreated: %0
0x400004E6	Schedule:	Schedule:
0x400004E7	%1!d! connections found.	%1!d! connections found.
0x400004E8	Base DN: %1	Base DN: %1
0x400004E9	ReplicatesNC: %1	ReplicatesNC: %1
0x400004EB	Originating Site Ver Time Local Update Time Orig. Update Latency Since Last ================== ===== =================== =================== ======== ==========	Originating Site Ver Time Local Update Time Orig. Update Latency Since Last ================== ===== =================== =================== ======== ==========
0x400004EC	%1!24s! %2!6d! %3!20S! %4!20S! %0	%1!24s! %2!6d! %3!20S! %4!20S! %0
0x400004ED	%1!02d!:%2!02d!:%3!02d!%0	%1!02d!:%2!02d!:%3!02d!%0
0x400004EE	Source Site Local Bridge Trns Fail. Time # Status =============== ============== ==== ================= === ========	Source Site Local Bridge Trns Fail. Time # Status =============== ============== ==== ================= === ========
0x400004EF	%1!24s!%2!16s!%0	%1!24s!%2!16s!%0
0x400004F0	%1!6s!%0	%1!6s!%0
0x400004F1	%1!20S!%2!4d! %3!20s!%0	%1!20S!%2!4d! %3!20s!%0
0x400004F2	Replication Latency for site %1 (%2):	Replication Latency for site %1 (%2):
0x400004F3	Bridgeheads for site %1 (%2):	Bridgeheads for site %1 (%2):
0x400004F4	Gathering topology from site %1 (%2):	Gathering topology from site %1 (%2):
0x400004F5	Site ISTG ================== =================	Site ISTG ================== =================
0x400004F6	%1!24s!%2!20s!	%1!24s!%2!20s!
0x400004F7	Disclaimer:1. Latency is shown for Configuration NC only.2. Probes are sent once every half hour. Actual replication may occur more frequently.3. What is normal Intersite replication frequency depends on many factors: site link schedules, intervals and bridgehead availability.	Disclaimer:1. Latency is shown for Configuration NC only.2. Probes are sent once every half hour. Actual replication may occur more frequently.3. What is normal Intersite replication frequency depends on many factors: site link schedules, intervals and bridgehead availability.
0x400004F8	Successfully invoked test hook \"%1\".	Successfully invoked test hook \"%1\".
0x400004F9	\"%1\" = %2.	\"%1\" = %2.
0x400004FA	Searching naming context: %1	Searching naming context: %1
0x400004FB	Object DN: %1	Object DN: %1
0x400004FC	Proxy DN: %1	Proxy DN: %1
0x400004FD	Object GUID: %1	Object GUID: %1
0x400004FE	Moved from NC: %1	Moved from NC: %1
0x400004FF	Proxied (moved to) DN: %1	Proxied (moved to) DN: %1
0x40000500	Proxy Type: (%1!d!) %0	Proxy Type: (%1!d!) %0
0x40000501	moved object%0	moved object%0
0x40000502	proxy%0	proxy%0
0x40000503	unknown%0	unknown%0
0x40000504	Proxy Epoch: %1!d!	Proxy Epoch: %1!d!
0x40000505	%1!d! = 0x%2!x! = \"%3\"	%1!d! = 0x%2!x! = \"%3\"
0x40000506	Current Notification Options:	Current Notification Options:
0x40000507	New Notification Options:	New Notification Options:
0x40000508	Replication-Notify-First-DSA-Delay: %1!d!	Replication-Notify-First-DSA-Delay: %1!d!
0x40000509	Replication-Notify-First-DSA-Delay is not set.	Replication-Notify-First-DSA-Delay is not set.
0x4000050A	Replication-Notify-Subsequent-DSA-Delay: %1!d!	Replication-Notify-Subsequent-DSA-Delay: %1!d!
0x4000050B	Replication-Notify-Subsequent-DSA-Delay is not set.	Replication-Notify-Subsequent-DSA-Delay is not set.
0x4000050C	A Domain Controller Certificate was found with Computer Object GUID %1!S!.	A Domain Controller Certificate was found with Computer Object GUID %1!S!.
0x4000050D	The Computer Object Unique ID is %1.	The Computer Object Unique ID is %1.
0x4000050E	NC %1 retired on %2!S! at USN %3!I64d!	NC %1 retired on %2!S! at USN %3!I64d!
0x4000050F	Retired NC invocationID: %1	Retired NC invocationID: %1
0x400007D1	Warning: Repadmin was unable to set the %1 registry Key.	Warning: Repadmin was unable to set the %1 registry Key.
0x400007D2	HKLM\\%1: \"%2\" %3 %4	HKLM\\%1: \"%2\" %3 %4
0x400007D3	HKLM\\%1: \"%2\" value does not exist	HKLM\\%1: \"%2\" value does not exist
0x400007D4	HKLM\\%1: \"%2\" REG_TYPE=%3!d! (Unable do display value)	HKLM\\%1: \"%2\" REG_TYPE=%3!d! (Unable do display value)
0x400007D5	The specified server (%1) is not a GC.	The specified server (%1) is not a GC.
0x400007D6	The server %1 has been selected as the writeable source for partition %2.	The server %1 has been selected as the writeable source for partition %2.
0x400007D7	=== WARNING =====================AddSyncPartition was unable to completely sync the partition %1.Any temporary replica links and partial partition contents will be removed.	=== WARNING =====================AddSyncPartition was unable to completely sync the partition %1.Any temporary replica links and partial partition contents will be removed.
0x400007D8	The GC %1 is being rebuilt. Each of its read-only partitions will be rehosted.	The GC %1 is being rebuilt. Each of its read-only partitions will be rehosted.
0x400007D9	There was a DC Locator error finding a writeable copy of partition %1.The error number is %2!d!.	There was a DC Locator error finding a writeable copy of partition %1.The error number is %2!d!.
0x400007DA	The KCC will now remove the temporary replica links to the writeable copies, and re-establish a standard topology, which will include links to both writeable and read-only copies of the partitions.	The KCC will now remove the temporary replica links to the writeable copies, and re-establish a standard topology, which will include links to both writeable and read-only copies of the partitions.
0x400007DB	Repadmin encountered a failure while trying to rebuild the partition %1.Please use the /rehost command to manually rehost this partition.	Repadmin encountered a failure while trying to rebuild the partition %1.Please use the /rehost command to manually rehost this partition.
0x400007E3	Successfully replicated object %1 to %2 from %3.	Successfully replicated object %1 to %2 from %3.
0x400007E4	Syncing partition: %1	Syncing partition: %1
0x400007E5	Syncing all NC's held on %1.	Syncing all NC's held on %1.
0x400007E6	Domain Trust Info:	Domain Trust Info:
0x400007E7	TRUSTED : %1	TRUSTED : %1
0x400007E8	UNTRUSTED : %1	UNTRUSTED : %1
0x400007E9	From site: %1To Site Name Cost------------ ----	From site: %1To Site Name Cost------------ ----
0x400007EA	%1!-64s! %0	%1!-64s! %0
0x400007EB	%1!d!	%1!d!
0x400007EC	Error: 0x%1!x!	Error: 0x%1!x!
0x400007ED	%1 is making no outgoing DRS RPC calls at this time.	%1 is making no outgoing DRS RPC calls at this time.
0x400007EE	%1 has %2!d! outgoing DRS RPC calls in progress:	%1 has %2!d! outgoing DRS RPC calls in progress:
0x400007EF	Call type: %1	Call type: %1
0x400007F0	Target server: %1	Target server: %1
0x400007F1	Handle info: bound %1!d! FromCache %2!d! InCache %3!d!	Handle info: bound %1!d! FromCache %2!d! InCache %3!d!
0x400007F2	Client thread id: %1!d!	Client thread id: %1!d!
0x400007F3	Time call started: %1!S!	Time call started: %1!S!
0x400007F4	Call timeout: %1!d! minutes	Call timeout: %1!d! minutes
0x400007F5	Call duration: %1!d! minutes and %2!d! seconds	Call duration: %1!d! minutes and %2!d! seconds
0x400007F6	repadmin running command %1 against server %2	repadmin running command %1 against server %2
0x400007F7	DSA_LIST[%1!d!] = %2	DSA_LIST[%1!d!] = %2
0x400007F8	Error: An LDAP lookup operation failed with the following error:%n LDAP Error %1!d!(0x%1!x!): %2 Server Win32 Error %3!u!(0x%3!x!): %4 Extended Information: %5	Error: An LDAP lookup operation failed with the following error:%n LDAP Error %1!d!(0x%1!x!): %2 Server Win32 Error %3!u!(0x%3!x!): %4 Extended Information: %5
0x400007F9	Error: An error occurred: Win32 Error %1!u!(0x%1!x!): %2	Error: An error occurred: Win32 Error %1!u!(0x%1!x!): %2
0x400007FA	Error: An Win32 Error %1!d!(0x%1!x!) occurred.	Error: An Win32 Error %1!d!(0x%1!x!) occurred.
0x400007FB	Repadmin couldn't parse the DSA_LIST (%1) provided. Try repadmin /listhelp	Repadmin couldn't parse the DSA_LIST (%1) provided. Try repadmin /listhelp
0x400007FC	DSA_LIST = { | * | * | site: | gc: | nc: | pnc: | mnc: | fsmo_: } Examples: \"*\" = All DSAs in the enterprise/forest/configuration set. \"part_server_name*\" = would pick \"part_server_name_dc_01\" and \"part_server_name_dc_02\" but not server \"part_server_diff_name\". \"site:east_site1\" = All DSAs in site \"east_site1\". \"gc:\" = All GCs in the enterprise. \"nc:DC=fabrikam,...\" = All DSAs hosting DC=fabrikam,... \"pnc:DC=fabrikam,...\" = All DSAs hosting a partial copy of DC=fabrikam,... \"mnc:DC=fabrikam,...\" = All DSAs hosting a master copy of DC=fabrikam,... \"fsmo_pdc:DC=my-corp-dom,DC=com\" - repadmin runs against the PDC in the NC \"DC=my-corp-dom,DC=com\" \"fsmo_istg:east_site1\" would pick the ISTG for the east_site1 site.Additional option for DSA_LIST: /homeserver:[dns name] The initial DS server that facilitates DSA_LIST expansion is called the homeserver. If the DSA_LIST argument is a resolvable server name (such as a DNS or WINS name) this will be used as the homeserver. If a non-resolvable parameter is used for the DSA_LIST, repadmin will use the locator to find a server to be used as the homeserver. If the locator does not find a server, repadmin will try the local box (port 389). The /homeserver:[dns name] option is available to explicitly control home server selection. This is especially useful when there are more than one forest or configuration set possible. For example, the DSA_LIST command \"fsmo_istg:site1\" would target the locally joined domain's directory, so to target an AD/LDS instance, /homeserver:adldsinstance:50000 could be used to resolve the fsmo_istg to site1 defined in the ADAM configuration set on adldsinstance:50000 instead of the fsmo_istg to site1 defined in the locally joined domain.FSMO_TYPE = dnm | schema | pdc | rid | im | istg NOTE: different types of FSMOs require different base DNs/RDNs. \"fsmo_dnm:\" - is an enterprise wide FSMO, and doesn't take any DN. \"fsmo_schema:\" - is an enterprise wide FSMO, and doesn't take any DN. \"fsmo_pdc:\" - is a domain specific FSMO, and takes the DN of the domain the user wants. \"fsmo_rid:\" - is a domain specific FSMO, and takes the DN of the domain the user wants. \"fsmo_im:\" - is a partition/NC specific FSMO, and takes the DN of the NC the user wants. \"fsmo_istg:\" - is a site specific quasi-FSMO, and takes the RDN of the site.DSA_NAME = { . | | | | } . = Tells repadmin to try to pick one for you. adlds_dns:ldap_port = specifies a specific AD LDS instance. server_dns = specifies a specific server by DNS. dsa_guid = specifies a specific server by its DSA GUID. server_obj_rdn$service_short_name = specifies a specific AD LDS instance by its full server object rdn. server_obj_rdn = specifies a server by its server object rdn (usually the same as its NetBios name) The \"$service_short_name\" is not necessarily needed, but the DSA will only find a server, if the portion of the server_obj_rdn specified in unambiguous. dsa_dn = specifies a server by the DN of its DSA object.OBJ_LIST = { ncobj: | dsaobj: } \"ncobj:\" = means use the DN of NC Head specified in NC_NAME. \"dsaobj:\" = means use the DN of the DSA we're connected to.NC_NAME = { config: | schema: | domain: } \"config:\" = Configuration Directory Partition. \"schema:\" = Schema Directory Partition. \"domain:\" = Domain Directory Partition for the Domain of the DC repadmin is running against.OBJ_LIST OPTIONS = { /onelevel | /subtree} /filter: With these options, the showattr and viewlist commands can be used to cover a list of objects, instead of just a single object.NOTES: o The * in wildcards are evaluated by LDAP. o Some options are not valid in AD LDS such as \"gc:\", \"fsmo_pdc:\", \"fsmo_rid\", \"domain:\", etc	DSA_LIST = { | * | * | site: | gc: | nc: | pnc: | mnc: | fsmo_: } Examples: \"*\" = All DSAs in the enterprise/forest/configuration set. \"part_server_name*\" = would pick \"part_server_name_dc_01\" and \"part_server_name_dc_02\" but not server \"part_server_diff_name\". \"site:east_site1\" = All DSAs in site \"east_site1\". \"gc:\" = All GCs in the enterprise. \"nc:DC=fabrikam,...\" = All DSAs hosting DC=fabrikam,... \"pnc:DC=fabrikam,...\" = All DSAs hosting a partial copy of DC=fabrikam,... \"mnc:DC=fabrikam,...\" = All DSAs hosting a master copy of DC=fabrikam,... \"fsmo_pdc:DC=my-corp-dom,DC=com\" - repadmin runs against the PDC in the NC \"DC=my-corp-dom,DC=com\" \"fsmo_istg:east_site1\" would pick the ISTG for the east_site1 site.Additional option for DSA_LIST: /homeserver:[dns name] The initial DS server that facilitates DSA_LIST expansion is called the homeserver. If the DSA_LIST argument is a resolvable server name (such as a DNS or WINS name) this will be used as the homeserver. If a non-resolvable parameter is used for the DSA_LIST, repadmin will use the locator to find a server to be used as the homeserver. If the locator does not find a server, repadmin will try the local box (port 389). The /homeserver:[dns name] option is available to explicitly control home server selection. This is especially useful when there are more than one forest or configuration set possible. For example, the DSA_LIST command \"fsmo_istg:site1\" would target the locally joined domain's directory, so to target an AD/LDS instance, /homeserver:adldsinstance:50000 could be used to resolve the fsmo_istg to site1 defined in the ADAM configuration set on adldsinstance:50000 instead of the fsmo_istg to site1 defined in the locally joined domain.FSMO_TYPE = dnm | schema | pdc | rid | im | istg NOTE: different types of FSMOs require different base DNs/RDNs. \"fsmo_dnm:\" - is an enterprise wide FSMO, and doesn't take any DN. \"fsmo_schema:\" - is an enterprise wide FSMO, and doesn't take any DN. \"fsmo_pdc:\" - is a domain specific FSMO, and takes the DN of the domain the user wants. \"fsmo_rid:\" - is a domain specific FSMO, and takes the DN of the domain the user wants. \"fsmo_im:\" - is a partition/NC specific FSMO, and takes the DN of the NC the user wants. \"fsmo_istg:\" - is a site specific quasi-FSMO, and takes the RDN of the site.DSA_NAME = { . | | | | } . = Tells repadmin to try to pick one for you. adlds_dns:ldap_port = specifies a specific AD LDS instance. server_dns = specifies a specific server by DNS. dsa_guid = specifies a specific server by its DSA GUID. server_obj_rdn$service_short_name = specifies a specific AD LDS instance by its full server object rdn. server_obj_rdn = specifies a server by its server object rdn (usually the same as its NetBios name) The \"$service_short_name\" is not necessarily needed, but the DSA will only find a server, if the portion of the server_obj_rdn specified in unambiguous. dsa_dn = specifies a server by the DN of its DSA object.OBJ_LIST = { ncobj: | dsaobj: } \"ncobj:\" = means use the DN of NC Head specified in NC_NAME. \"dsaobj:\" = means use the DN of the DSA we're connected to.NC_NAME = { config: | schema: | domain: } \"config:\" = Configuration Directory Partition. \"schema:\" = Schema Directory Partition. \"domain:\" = Domain Directory Partition for the Domain of the DC repadmin is running against.OBJ_LIST OPTIONS = { /onelevel | /subtree} /filter: With these options, the showattr and viewlist commands can be used to cover a list of objects, instead of just a single object.NOTES: o The * in wildcards are evaluated by LDAP. o Some options are not valid in AD LDS such as \"gc:\", \"fsmo_pdc:\", \"fsmo_rid\", \"domain:\", etc
0x400007FD	Repadmin can't connect to a \"home server\", because of the following error. Try specifying a differenthome server with /homeserver:[dns name]	Repadmin can't connect to a \"home server\", because of the following error. Try specifying a differenthome server with /homeserver:[dns name]
0x400007FE	Repadmin can't locate a \"home server\" or determine our domain because of the following error. Try specifying specific \"home server\" with /homeserver:[dns name]	Repadmin can't locate a \"home server\" or determine our domain because of the following error. Try specifying specific \"home server\" with /homeserver:[dns name]
0x400007FF	Repadmin experienced the following error trying to resolve the DSA_NAME: %1If you are trying to connect to an AD LDS instance, you must use :If you are trying to connect to an AD LDS instance with wildcarding support, you must use the /homeserver option.	Repadmin experienced the following error trying to resolve the DSA_NAME: %1If you are trying to connect to an AD LDS instance, you must use :If you are trying to connect to an AD LDS instance with wildcarding support, you must use the /homeserver option.
0x40000800	Repadmin experienced the following error trying to resolve the SITE_NAME: %1	Repadmin experienced the following error trying to resolve the SITE_NAME: %1
0x40000801	Repadmin experienced the following error trying get to the FSMO you requested in this subtree: %1	Repadmin experienced the following error trying get to the FSMO you requested in this subtree: %1
0x40000802	These are the old deprecated commands, that are being phased out, butare still presently supported for backwards compatibility.Usage: repadmin [/u:{domain\\user}] [/pw:{password|*}] [/rpc] [/ldap]Deprecated s & args:These deprecated commands are replaced with these improved commands: /sync - /repl or /replicate /propcheck - /checkprop /getchanges - /showchanges /showreps - /showrepl /showvector - /showutdvec /showmeta - /showobjmetaNote:- , , : Names of the appropriate servers is the Distinguished Name of the root of the NC Example: DC=My-Domain,DC=Microsoft,DC=ComNote: Text (Naming Context names, server names, etc) with International or Unicode characters will only display correctly if appropriate fonts and language support are loaded	These are the old deprecated commands, that are being phased out, butare still presently supported for backwards compatibility.Usage: repadmin [/u:{domain\\user}] [/pw:{password|*}] [/rpc] [/ldap]Deprecated s & args:These deprecated commands are replaced with these improved commands: /sync - /repl or /replicate /propcheck - /checkprop /getchanges - /showchanges /showreps - /showrepl /showvector - /showutdvec /showmeta - /showobjmetaNote:- , , : Names of the appropriate servers is the Distinguished Name of the root of the NC Example: DC=My-Domain,DC=Microsoft,DC=ComNote: Text (Naming Context names, server names, etc) with International or Unicode characters will only display correctly if appropriate fonts and language support are loaded
0x40000803	This %1 command does not support Comma Separated Values (/csv) output mode.	This %1 command does not support Comma Separated Values (/csv) output mode.
0x40000804	RepadminParserMessage	RepadminParserMessage
0x40000805	Destination DSA Site	Destination DSA Site
0x40000806	Destination DSA	Destination DSA
0x40000807	Message	Message
0x40000808	Naming Context	Naming Context
0x40000809	Source DSA Site	Source DSA Site
0x4000080A	Source DSA	Source DSA
0x4000080B	Transport Type	Transport Type
0x4000080C	Number of Failures	Number of Failures
0x4000080D	Last Failure Time	Last Failure Time
0x4000080E	Last Success Time	Last Success Time
0x4000080F	Last Failure Status	Last Failure Status
0x40000810	The /csv mode makes the /showrepl command print in a Comma Separated Values (CSV)%0format for import into Microsoft Excel or programmatic analysis. The output format%0(the order of the columns) is rigid and will not change from release to release.The CSV output is printed to stdout and can be redirected to a file. Criticalerrors will be printed in a CSV friendly format to stdout, and also printed in auser friendly format to the screen via stderr.The repadmin commands supporting /csv output: /showreplThe generic format is: column_1 - test_specifier + printing_type. column_2 - site of the DSA the test is running against. column_3 - DSA the test is running against. column_4+ - columns_4 and beyond are specific to the test. test_specifier = repadmin_ | showrepl_ printing_type = INFO | ERROR | COLUMNSExample 1: \"repadmin /showrepl ad-server-22 /csv\" Output: showrepl_COLUMNS,Destination DSA Site,Destination DSA,Naming Context,Source DSA Site,Source DSA, ... showrepl_INFO,WestCoastSite,ad-server-22,\"DC=myfavoritecorp,DC=com\",EastCoastSite,DC-35,...Example 2: \"repadmin /showrepl down-dsa /csv file.csv\" Output To Screen (note redirect): Repadmin experienced the following error trying to resolve the DSA_NAME: down-dsa file.csv: repadmin_ERROR,-,-,Repadmin experienced the following error trying to resolve the DSA_NAME: down-dsaThis /csv mode works in conjunction with the lists of DSAs as well. See /listhelp for ways inwhich you can specify subsets of servers to target.	The /csv mode makes the /showrepl command print in a Comma Separated Values (CSV)%0format for import into Microsoft Excel or programmatic analysis. The output format%0(the order of the columns) is rigid and will not change from release to release.The CSV output is printed to stdout and can be redirected to a file. Criticalerrors will be printed in a CSV friendly format to stdout, and also printed in auser friendly format to the screen via stderr.The repadmin commands supporting /csv output: /showreplThe generic format is: column_1 - test_specifier + printing_type. column_2 - site of the DSA the test is running against. column_3 - DSA the test is running against. column_4+ - columns_4 and beyond are specific to the test. test_specifier = repadmin_ | showrepl_ printing_type = INFO | ERROR | COLUMNSExample 1: \"repadmin /showrepl ad-server-22 /csv\" Output: showrepl_COLUMNS,Destination DSA Site,Destination DSA,Naming Context,Source DSA Site,Source DSA, ... showrepl_INFO,WestCoastSite,ad-server-22,\"DC=myfavoritecorp,DC=com\",EastCoastSite,DC-35,...Example 2: \"repadmin /showrepl down-dsa /csv file.csv\" Output To Screen (note redirect): Repadmin experienced the following error trying to resolve the DSA_NAME: down-dsa file.csv: repadmin_ERROR,-,-,Repadmin experienced the following error trying to resolve the DSA_NAME: down-dsaThis /csv mode works in conjunction with the lists of DSAs as well. See /listhelp for ways inwhich you can specify subsets of servers to target.
0x40000811	There is no help in csv mode. Do not use the \"/csv\" option, when listing help.If you want csv mode help, \"repadmin /csvhelp\" will give you help.	There is no help in csv mode. Do not use the \"/csv\" option, when listing help.If you want csv mode help, \"repadmin /csvhelp\" will give you help.
0x40000812	OBJ_LIST[%1!d!] = %2	OBJ_LIST[%1!d!] = %2
0x40000813	DN: %1	DN: %1
0x40000814	%1!d!+ %2: %0	%1!d!+ %2: %0
0x40000815	(never)%0	(never)%0
0x40000816	Replication Summary Start Time: %1!S!	Replication Summary Start Time: %1!S!
0x40000817	Beginning data collection for replication summary, this may take awhile: ....%0	Beginning data collection for replication summary, this may take awhile: ....%0
0x40000818	Destination DSA %1 largest delta fails/total %%%% error	Destination DSA %1 largest delta fails/total %%%% error
0x40000819	Source DSA %1 largest delta fails/total %%%% error	Source DSA %1 largest delta fails/total %%%% error
0x4000081A	Experienced the following operational errors trying to retrieve replication information:	Experienced the following operational errors trying to retrieve replication information:
0x4000081B	%1!11d! - %2	%1!11d! - %2
0x4000081D	Can not locate the object for this DN: %1	Can not locate the object for this DN: %1
0x4000081E	User provided a bad syntax for the OBJ_LIST please see repadmin /listhelp.	User provided a bad syntax for the OBJ_LIST please see repadmin /listhelp.
0x4000081F	more values exist...%0	more values exist...%0
0x40000820	Removal of partition %1 was preempted by higher priority work. Performing the removal of the partition again.	Removal of partition %1 was preempted by higher priority work. Performing the removal of the partition again.
0x40000821	As part of the rebuild of %1, a replica link was added to a new source %2. Synchronization with that source was preempted due to higher priority work in another partition. Performing the synchronization again.	As part of the rebuild of %1, a replica link was added to a new source %2. Synchronization with that source was preempted due to higher priority work in another partition. Performing the synchronization again.
0x40000822	Removal of partition %1 is in progress...	Removal of partition %1 is in progress...
0x40000823	Full sync of partition %1 is in progress. Please be patient. This step may take many hours on a large partition. You can monitor the progress of the full sync using repadmin /showreps /v in another window.	Full sync of partition %1 is in progress. Please be patient. This step may take many hours on a large partition. You can monitor the progress of the full sync using repadmin /showreps /v in another window.
0x40000824	/dnslookup Allows the lookup of an IP address.	/dnslookup Allows the lookup of an IP address.
0x40000825	This command allows an admin to view or modify the password replication policy for RODCs. /prp [ADDITIONAL_ARGS] can be either of view add delete move for view, add, and delete, can be either of rodc_name * for move, is rodc_name [ADDITIONAL_ARGS] depend on view: This operation displays the principals in the specified list or displays the current password replication policy for a specified principal. /prp view {|} is either of auth2 - the list of security principals which have been authenticated by the RODC allow - security principals (or groups of security principals) for which the RODC is explicitly allowed to replicate passwords. deny - the list of security principals (or groups of security principals) for which RODC is explicitly denied permission to replicate passwords. reveal - the list of security principals (users and computers) which have their current password cached by the RODC The allow and deny lists typically contain groups - direct or nested membership of any of the groups implies membership of the relevant \"list\". add: This operation adds the specified principal to the allow list. /prp add allow delete: This operation deletes the specified principal (or all principals) from the auth2/allow list. /prp delete allow {|/all} /prp delete auth2 /all move: This operation moves all the principals from the auth2 list to the specified group. If the group does not exist, it is created. If the group is not in the allow list of the RODC, it is added. /prp move [/noauth2cleanup] [/users_only|/comps_only] /noauth2cleanup - The auth2 list will be cleaned up by default when using the move operation. Use this switch to avoid the cleanup. /users_only - Only user objects will be moved from the auth2 list to the allow list. /comps_only - Only computer objects will be moved from the auth2 list to the allow list.	This command allows an admin to view or modify the password replication policy for RODCs. /prp [ADDITIONAL_ARGS] can be either of view add delete move for view, add, and delete, can be either of rodc_name * for move, is rodc_name [ADDITIONAL_ARGS] depend on view: This operation displays the principals in the specified list or displays the current password replication policy for a specified principal. /prp view {|} is either of auth2 - the list of security principals which have been authenticated by the RODC allow - security principals (or groups of security principals) for which the RODC is explicitly allowed to replicate passwords. deny - the list of security principals (or groups of security principals) for which RODC is explicitly denied permission to replicate passwords. reveal - the list of security principals (users and computers) which have their current password cached by the RODC The allow and deny lists typically contain groups - direct or nested membership of any of the groups implies membership of the relevant \"list\". add: This operation adds the specified principal to the allow list. /prp add allow delete: This operation deletes the specified principal (or all principals) from the auth2/allow list. /prp delete allow {|/all} /prp delete auth2 /all move: This operation moves all the principals from the auth2 list to the specified group. If the group does not exist, it is created. If the group is not in the allow list of the RODC, it is added. /prp move [/noauth2cleanup] [/users_only|/comps_only] /noauth2cleanup - The auth2 list will be cleaned up by default when using the move operation. Use this switch to avoid the cleanup. /users_only - Only user objects will be moved from the auth2 list to the allow list. /comps_only - Only computer objects will be moved from the auth2 list to the allow list.
0x40000826	RODC \"%1\":	RODC \"%1\":
0x40000827	Allow list (msDS-RevealOnDemandGroup):	Allow list (msDS-RevealOnDemandGroup):
0x40000828	Deny list (msDS-NeverRevealGroup):	Deny list (msDS-NeverRevealGroup):
0x40000829	Auth2 list (msDS-AuthenticatedToAccountlist):	Auth2 list (msDS-AuthenticatedToAccountlist):
0x4000082A	Reveal List (msDS-RevealedList):	Reveal List (msDS-RevealedList):
0x4000082B	For RODC \"%1\", all values deleted from the allow list.	For RODC \"%1\", all values deleted from the allow list.
0x4000082C	For RODC \"%1\", \"%2\" deleted from the allow list.	For RODC \"%1\", \"%2\" deleted from the allow list.
0x4000082D	For RODC \"%1\", either the allow list is empty OR \"%2\" is not present on the allow list.	For RODC \"%1\", either the allow list is empty OR \"%2\" is not present on the allow list.
0x4000082E	For RODC \"%1\", all values deleted from the auth2 list.	For RODC \"%1\", all values deleted from the auth2 list.
0x4000082F	For RODC \"%1\", \"%2\" added to the allow list.	For RODC \"%1\", \"%2\" added to the allow list.
0x40000830	For RODC \"%1\", \"%2\" is already present on the allow list.	For RODC \"%1\", \"%2\" is already present on the allow list.
0x40000831	%1	%1
0x40000832	Principal's password can already replicate on to the RODC.	Principal's password can already replicate on to the RODC.
0x40000833	Principal on the deny list. Won't be added to Allow.	Principal on the deny list. Won't be added to Allow.
0x40000834	Principal successfully added to allow list.	Principal successfully added to allow list.
0x40000835	Principal could not be added to the allow list. Add failed with LDAP Error: 0x%1!x!	Principal could not be added to the allow list. Add failed with LDAP Error: 0x%1!x!
0x40000836	Principal successfully deleted from auth2 list.	Principal successfully deleted from auth2 list.
0x40000837	Principal could not be deleted from auth2 list. Delete failed with LDAP Error: 0x%1!x!	Principal could not be deleted from auth2 list. Delete failed with LDAP Error: 0x%1!x!
0x40000838	The list is empty.	The list is empty.
0x40000839	Displays inbound replication requests that the DC needs to issue to become consistent with its source replication partners. Growth in the number of items in the queue with system up time can be caused by too many concurrent replication partners, high change rates to objects in Active Directory, or insufficient CPU or network bandwidth for the amount of data being replicated. [SYNTAX] /queue [DSA_LIST] [EXAMPLES] The following command targets all DC's in the site HQ and returns the queue of inbound replication requests yet to be processed on each one. repadmin /queue site:HQ	Displays inbound replication requests that the DC needs to issue to become consistent with its source replication partners. Growth in the number of items in the queue with system up time can be caused by too many concurrent replication partners, high change rates to objects in Active Directory, or insufficient CPU or network bandwidth for the amount of data being replicated. [SYNTAX] /queue [DSA_LIST] [EXAMPLES] The following command targets all DC's in the site HQ and returns the queue of inbound replication requests yet to be processed on each one. repadmin /queue site:HQ
0x4000083A	Triggers the immediate replication of the specified directory partition to the destination domain controller from the source DC. Tests replication success after removing suspected fault conditions without waiting for the replication schedule to open. Source and destination domain controllers can be referenced by single-label hostname, fully qualified hostname or the object GUID assigned to a DC's NTDS Settings object. The DSA Object GUID can be obtained from the header of the command repadmin /showrepl . The repadmin computer, destination DC and source DC must have network connectivity over the ports and protocols used by the relevant connection object. [SYNTAX] /replicate [/force] [/async] [/full] [/addref] [/readonly] /force overrides connections disabled by repadmin /options. /async /full will request the source DC to re-replicate ALL changes for the specified partition. Both the UTD and HWM vectors are reset. Does not remove lingering objects on the destination DC. Do not use when USN Rollbacks are suspected. /addref enables change notification between the source and destination. /readonly is used when the destination DC holds a read-only copy of the partition being replicated [EXAMPLES] The following command will replicate the Contoso NC from source-dc01 to dest-dc01 repadmin /replicate dest-dc01 source-dc01 DC=contoso,DC=com The following command will replicate the Mayberry NC from source-dc01 to dest-dc01 specifying that the NC is readonly on the destination repadmin /replicate dest-dc01 source-dc01 DC=Mayberry,DC=contoso,DC=com /readonly	Triggers the immediate replication of the specified directory partition to the destination domain controller from the source DC. Tests replication success after removing suspected fault conditions without waiting for the replication schedule to open. Source and destination domain controllers can be referenced by single-label hostname, fully qualified hostname or the object GUID assigned to a DC's NTDS Settings object. The DSA Object GUID can be obtained from the header of the command repadmin /showrepl . The repadmin computer, destination DC and source DC must have network connectivity over the ports and protocols used by the relevant connection object. [SYNTAX] /replicate [/force] [/async] [/full] [/addref] [/readonly] /force overrides connections disabled by repadmin /options. /async /full will request the source DC to re-replicate ALL changes for the specified partition. Both the UTD and HWM vectors are reset. Does not remove lingering objects on the destination DC. Do not use when USN Rollbacks are suspected. /addref enables change notification between the source and destination. /readonly is used when the destination DC holds a read-only copy of the partition being replicated [EXAMPLES] The following command will replicate the Contoso NC from source-dc01 to dest-dc01 repadmin /replicate dest-dc01 source-dc01 DC=contoso,DC=com The following command will replicate the Mayberry NC from source-dc01 to dest-dc01 specifying that the NC is readonly on the destination repadmin /replicate dest-dc01 source-dc01 DC=Mayberry,DC=contoso,DC=com /readonly
0x4000083B	Replicates a single object between any two domain controllers that have common directory partitions. The two domain controllers do not have a replication agreement (inbound connection object). Replication agreements can be shown using the Repadmin /showrepl command. [SYNTAX] /replsingleobj [EXAMPLES] The following command will trigger replication of the object specified from source-dc01 to dest-dc01 repadmin /replsingleobj dest-dc01 source-dc01 cn=VPSales,ou=execs,dc=contoso,dc=com	Replicates a single object between any two domain controllers that have common directory partitions. The two domain controllers do not have a replication agreement (inbound connection object). Replication agreements can be shown using the Repadmin /showrepl command. [SYNTAX] /replsingleobj [EXAMPLES] The following command will trigger replication of the object specified from source-dc01 to dest-dc01 repadmin /replsingleobj dest-dc01 source-dc01 cn=VPSales,ou=execs,dc=contoso,dc=com
0x4000083C	The replsummary operation quickly and concisely summarizes the replication state and relative health of a forest. [SYNTAX] /replsummary [DSA_LIST] /bysrc /bydest /errorsonly [/sort:{ delta | partners | failures | error | percent | unresponsive }] delta: sort results list by time since last successful replication for each respective DC partners: sort results list by the # of replication partners for each respective DC failures: sort results list by the # of partner replication failures for each respective DC error: sort results list by the last replication result (ie, error code) for each respective DC percent: sort results list by the partner replication failure percentage (failures/total * 100) for each respective DC unresponsive: group results list into responsive and unresponsive DC. [EXAMPLES] The following command will target all DC's in the forest to retrieve summary replication status from each, listing the output by source then destination and ordering by the largest time difference. repadmin /replsum * /bysrc /bydest /sort:delta	The replsummary operation quickly and concisely summarizes the replication state and relative health of a forest. [SYNTAX] /replsummary [DSA_LIST] /bysrc /bydest /errorsonly [/sort:{ delta | partners | failures | error | percent | unresponsive }] delta: sort results list by time since last successful replication for each respective DC partners: sort results list by the # of replication partners for each respective DC failures: sort results list by the # of partner replication failures for each respective DC error: sort results list by the last replication result (ie, error code) for each respective DC percent: sort results list by the partner replication failure percentage (failures/total * 100) for each respective DC unresponsive: group results list into responsive and unresponsive DC. [EXAMPLES] The following command will target all DC's in the forest to retrieve summary replication status from each, listing the output by source then destination and ordering by the largest time difference. repadmin /replsum * /bysrc /bydest /sort:delta
0x4000083D	Displays the attributes of an object. While /showobjmeta displays the number of times the attributes on an object have changed and which DC made those changes, the /showattr command shows the actual values for an object Objects can be referenced by their DN path or by object guid SHOWATTR can also display the values for objects returned by a command line LDAP query. By default, showattr queries writable directory partitions using LDAP port 389 can optionally query the read-only partitions of global catalogs using LDAP port 3268 [SYNTAX] /showattr [OBJ_LIST OPTIONS] [/atts:,...] [/allvalues] [/long] [/dumpallblob] std text Enter the single label, fully qualified, object GUID or DCLIST parameters. See /VIEWLIST for more info. [OBJ_LIST OPTIONS] - the DN path or object GUID of the object whose attributes should be enumerated. When performing a command line LDAP query, this form the base DN path for the search. Wrap DN paths containing spaces (\" \") in quotes. /atts: Return values for specified attributes only. Values for multiple attributes can be displayed when separated by a \",\" /allvalues displays all attribute values. By default only 20 attribute values are displayed for an attribute unless /long - displays one line per attribute value /dumpallblob Similar to /all values but for binary attribute values. [EXAMPLES] Query a specific DC and show all attributes for an object using its DN path. repadmin /showattr hq-dc-01 \"cn=enterprise administrators,cn=users,dc=contoso,dc=com\" Query a specific DC and show all attributes for an object using its object guid repadmin /showattr hq-dc-01 \"\" query all DC's whose computer names start with HQ-DC and show the value for a specific attribute, msDS-Behavior-Version, which denotes the domain functional level. Repadmin /showattr hq-dc* \"DC=contoso,DC=com\" /atts:msDS-Behavior-Version query a single domain controller and return two attributes, OS version and service pack revision, for all domain controllers in the domain (primary group ID = 516). repadmin /showattr hq-dc-01 ncobj:domain: /filter:\"(&(objectCategory=computer)(primaryGroupID=516))\" /subtree /atts:operatingSystem,operatingSystemVersion,operatingSystemServicePack Query the read-only partition (\"/gc\") of all global catalogs (\"gc:\") in the forest to see if they contain a copy of a specific object referenced by its object guid. Useful to determine which DC's have replicated an important change or contain a lingering object. repadmin /showattr gc: \"\" /gc	Displays the attributes of an object. While /showobjmeta displays the number of times the attributes on an object have changed and which DC made those changes, the /showattr command shows the actual values for an object Objects can be referenced by their DN path or by object guid SHOWATTR can also display the values for objects returned by a command line LDAP query. By default, showattr queries writable directory partitions using LDAP port 389 can optionally query the read-only partitions of global catalogs using LDAP port 3268 [SYNTAX] /showattr [OBJ_LIST OPTIONS] [/atts:,...] [/allvalues] [/long] [/dumpallblob] std text Enter the single label, fully qualified, object GUID or DCLIST parameters. See /VIEWLIST for more info. [OBJ_LIST OPTIONS] - the DN path or object GUID of the object whose attributes should be enumerated. When performing a command line LDAP query, this form the base DN path for the search. Wrap DN paths containing spaces (\" \") in quotes. /atts: Return values for specified attributes only. Values for multiple attributes can be displayed when separated by a \",\" /allvalues displays all attribute values. By default only 20 attribute values are displayed for an attribute unless /long - displays one line per attribute value /dumpallblob Similar to /all values but for binary attribute values. [EXAMPLES] Query a specific DC and show all attributes for an object using its DN path. repadmin /showattr hq-dc-01 \"cn=enterprise administrators,cn=users,dc=contoso,dc=com\" Query a specific DC and show all attributes for an object using its object guid repadmin /showattr hq-dc-01 \"\" query all DC's whose computer names start with HQ-DC and show the value for a specific attribute, msDS-Behavior-Version, which denotes the domain functional level. Repadmin /showattr hq-dc* \"DC=contoso,DC=com\" /atts:msDS-Behavior-Version query a single domain controller and return two attributes, OS version and service pack revision, for all domain controllers in the domain (primary group ID = 516). repadmin /showattr hq-dc-01 ncobj:domain: /filter:\"(&(objectCategory=computer)(primaryGroupID=516))\" /subtree /atts:operatingSystem,operatingSystemVersion,operatingSystemServicePack Query the read-only partition (\"/gc\") of all global catalogs (\"gc:\") in the forest to see if they contain a copy of a specific object referenced by its object guid. Useful to determine which DC's have replicated an important change or contain a lingering object. repadmin /showattr gc: \"\" /gc
0x4000083E	Displays the replication metadata for a specified object stored in Active Directory, such as attribute ID, version number, originating and local Update Sequence Number (USN), and originating server's GUID and Date and Time stamp. By comparing the replication metadata for the same object on different domain controllers, an administrator can determine whether replication has taken place or which DC added, modified or deleted an attribute or object. Objects may be referenced by their DN path, ObjectGUID or SID. DN paths with spaces need to be wrapped in quotes. [SYNTAX] /showobjmeta [DSA_LIST] [/nocache] [/linked] \t /linked will display the metadata for attributes like \"member\" on \t security groups when 2003 FFL is enabled.\t [EXAMPLES]\t The following command targets all dc's which have a name prefixed with the string \"dst\" and requests the replication metadata for an object by specifying the DN. Note the quotes around the DN path containing spaces. repadmin /showobjmeta dst* \"CN=Joe Smith,OU=UserAccounts,DC=contoso,DC=com\" The following command targets all dc's which have a name prefixed with the string \"dst\" (dst-01,dst-02...)and requests the replication metadata for an object by specifying the DN. repadmin /showobjmeta dst* CN=Finance,OU=UserGroups,DC=contoso,DC=com /linked The following command targets a specific dc and requests the replication metadata for an object by specifying the objectGuid. repadmin /showobjmeta destdc01 \"\" The following command targets a specific dc requests the replication metadata for an object by specifying the objectSid. repadmin /showobjmeta destdc01 \"\"	Displays the replication metadata for a specified object stored in Active Directory, such as attribute ID, version number, originating and local Update Sequence Number (USN), and originating server's GUID and Date and Time stamp. By comparing the replication metadata for the same object on different domain controllers, an administrator can determine whether replication has taken place or which DC added, modified or deleted an attribute or object. Objects may be referenced by their DN path, ObjectGUID or SID. DN paths with spaces need to be wrapped in quotes. [SYNTAX] /showobjmeta [DSA_LIST] [/nocache] [/linked] \t /linked will display the metadata for attributes like \"member\" on \t security groups when 2003 FFL is enabled.\t [EXAMPLES]\t The following command targets all dc's which have a name prefixed with the string \"dst\" and requests the replication metadata for an object by specifying the DN. Note the quotes around the DN path containing spaces. repadmin /showobjmeta dst* \"CN=Joe Smith,OU=UserAccounts,DC=contoso,DC=com\" The following command targets all dc's which have a name prefixed with the string \"dst\" (dst-01,dst-02...)and requests the replication metadata for an object by specifying the DN. repadmin /showobjmeta dst* CN=Finance,OU=UserGroups,DC=contoso,DC=com /linked The following command targets a specific dc and requests the replication metadata for an object by specifying the objectGuid. repadmin /showobjmeta destdc01 \"\" The following command targets a specific dc requests the replication metadata for an object by specifying the objectSid. repadmin /showobjmeta destdc01 \"\"
0x4000083F	Displays the replication status when specified domain controller last attempted to inbound replicate Active Directory partitions. Status is reported for each source DC that the destination has an inbound connection object from, grouped by partition. SHOWREPL helps administrators understand the replication topology and replication failures. The REPADMIN console must have RPC network connectivity to all DC's targeted by the DCLIST parameter. Replication errors may be caused by the source DC, destination DC, DNS or the underlying network. The Windows Server 2003 and 2008 version of REPADMIN /SHOWREPL do not display outbound intra-site replication partners as previous version did. Use the /repsto parameter to display outbound partners. [SYNTAX] /showrepl [DSA_LIST [Source DSA object GUID]] [Naming Context] [/verbose] [/nocache] [/repsto] [/conn] [/all] [/errorsonly] [/intersite] [/csv] [naming context] DN path of directory partition for which replication status should be reported. By default, replication status is reported on all partitions held by the destination DC. /verbose displays additional information about the source partners that the destination DC inbound replicates from, including fully qualified cname, invocation id, replication flags, USN OU and USN PU values. /nocache - disbles translation of DC guid to friendly name. /repsto lists partner DC(s) that the targeted DC(s) outbound replicates to using change notification (i.e. DC's in the same Active Directory site and DC's in remote sites where change notification has been enabled) This list is appended under \"OUTBOUND NEIGHBOURS FOR CHANGE NOTIFICATIONS\" of the repadmin output. /conn appends a \"KCC CONNECTION OBJECTS\" section to repadmin output listing all connections and why they were created /all - is equivalent to the /repsto and /conn options /errorsonly - displays replication status only for source domain controllers that the destination DC is encountering replication errors. /intersite displays the replication status for connections from out-of-site DC's that the DCLIST DC inbound replicates from /csv formats the replication status in comma-separated value format where it can be viewed in spreadsheets like Microsoft Excel or parsed by reporting tools. [EXAMPLES] Reports the inbound replication status for all DC's in the forest output in CSV format repadmin /showrepl * /csv Reports the inbound replication status for all DC's in the forest experiencing a replication error. repadmin /showrepl * /errorsonly Reports the inbound replication status for all DC's in the \"HQ\" Active Directory site that inbound replicate a read-only or writable copy of the MAYBERRY.CONTOSO.COM domain partition. repadmin /showrepl site:HQ DC=Mayberry,DC=Contoso,dc=Com	Displays the replication status when specified domain controller last attempted to inbound replicate Active Directory partitions. Status is reported for each source DC that the destination has an inbound connection object from, grouped by partition. SHOWREPL helps administrators understand the replication topology and replication failures. The REPADMIN console must have RPC network connectivity to all DC's targeted by the DCLIST parameter. Replication errors may be caused by the source DC, destination DC, DNS or the underlying network. The Windows Server 2003 and 2008 version of REPADMIN /SHOWREPL do not display outbound intra-site replication partners as previous version did. Use the /repsto parameter to display outbound partners. [SYNTAX] /showrepl [DSA_LIST [Source DSA object GUID]] [Naming Context] [/verbose] [/nocache] [/repsto] [/conn] [/all] [/errorsonly] [/intersite] [/csv] [naming context] DN path of directory partition for which replication status should be reported. By default, replication status is reported on all partitions held by the destination DC. /verbose displays additional information about the source partners that the destination DC inbound replicates from, including fully qualified cname, invocation id, replication flags, USN OU and USN PU values. /nocache - disbles translation of DC guid to friendly name. /repsto lists partner DC(s) that the targeted DC(s) outbound replicates to using change notification (i.e. DC's in the same Active Directory site and DC's in remote sites where change notification has been enabled) This list is appended under \"OUTBOUND NEIGHBOURS FOR CHANGE NOTIFICATIONS\" of the repadmin output. /conn appends a \"KCC CONNECTION OBJECTS\" section to repadmin output listing all connections and why they were created /all - is equivalent to the /repsto and /conn options /errorsonly - displays replication status only for source domain controllers that the destination DC is encountering replication errors. /intersite displays the replication status for connections from out-of-site DC's that the DCLIST DC inbound replicates from /csv formats the replication status in comma-separated value format where it can be viewed in spreadsheets like Microsoft Excel or parsed by reporting tools. [EXAMPLES] Reports the inbound replication status for all DC's in the forest output in CSV format repadmin /showrepl * /csv Reports the inbound replication status for all DC's in the forest experiencing a replication error. repadmin /showrepl * /errorsonly Reports the inbound replication status for all DC's in the \"HQ\" Active Directory site that inbound replicate a read-only or writable copy of the MAYBERRY.CONTOSO.COM domain partition. repadmin /showrepl site:HQ DC=Mayberry,DC=Contoso,dc=Com
0x40000840	Displays the highest committed Update Sequence Number (USN) that the targeted DC's copy of Active Directory shows as committed for itself and its transitive partners. The up-to-dateness vector (UTDVEC) shows the highest USN that the destination DC has seen via replication in the form of changes it has received from its direct and transitive replication partners for the selected partition. Destination DC's request changes starting with the last received USNchanged from a given source. All USN numbers for a given source DC appear in the context of the local USN for that source not the USN numbers on the destination DC. The UTDvec for a local machine shows the highest committed USN that the DC's has inbound replicated or originated. /SHOWUTDVEC output lists current and historical replication partners, including transitive replication partners. By comparing the USN values from /SHOWUTDVEC on a source and destination domain controller, you can determine how up-to-date a destination DC is with it source partners. USN Rollbacks may also be detected if /SHOWUTDVEC is run when the destination DC has a higher committed USN than the source DC Obtain /SHOWUTDEV from destination DC's immediately followed by source DC's for best results and to avoid false USN Rollbacks. [SYNTAX] /showutdvec [/nocache] [/latency] Enter the DN path of the desired directory partition. /nocache Disables translation of DC GUID to friendly name. /latency - orders the entries in the UTDVEC from least current to most current. [EXAMPLES] repadmin /showutdvec dc=contoso,dc=com repadmin /showudvec dc=mayberry,dc=contoso,dc=com /latency	Displays the highest committed Update Sequence Number (USN) that the targeted DC's copy of Active Directory shows as committed for itself and its transitive partners. The up-to-dateness vector (UTDVEC) shows the highest USN that the destination DC has seen via replication in the form of changes it has received from its direct and transitive replication partners for the selected partition. Destination DC's request changes starting with the last received USNchanged from a given source. All USN numbers for a given source DC appear in the context of the local USN for that source not the USN numbers on the destination DC. The UTDvec for a local machine shows the highest committed USN that the DC's has inbound replicated or originated. /SHOWUTDVEC output lists current and historical replication partners, including transitive replication partners. By comparing the USN values from /SHOWUTDVEC on a source and destination domain controller, you can determine how up-to-date a destination DC is with it source partners. USN Rollbacks may also be detected if /SHOWUTDVEC is run when the destination DC has a higher committed USN than the source DC Obtain /SHOWUTDEV from destination DC's immediately followed by source DC's for best results and to avoid false USN Rollbacks. [SYNTAX] /showutdvec [/nocache] [/latency] Enter the DN path of the desired directory partition. /nocache Disables translation of DC GUID to friendly name. /latency - orders the entries in the UTDVEC from least current to most current. [EXAMPLES] repadmin /showutdvec dc=contoso,dc=com repadmin /showudvec dc=mayberry,dc=contoso,dc=com /latency
0x40000841	Synchronizes a specified domain controller with all replication partners. By default, if no directory partition is provided in the namingcontext parameter, the command performs its operations on the configuration directory partition. [SYNTAX] /syncall [] [] The following flags are supported /a\tAbort if any server is unavailable.\t /A\tSync all naming contexts which are held on the home server.\t /d\tIdentify servers by distinguished name in messages.\t /e\tEnterprise, cross sites.\t /h\tPrint this help screen.\t /i\tIterate indefinitely.\t /I\tPerform showreps on each server pair in path instead of syncing.\t /j\tSynchronize adjacent servers only.\t /p\tPause for possible user abort after every message.\t /P\tPush changes outward from home server.\t /q\tRun in quiet mode, suppress call back messages.\t /Q\tRun in very quiet mode, report fatal errors only.\t /s\tDo not synchronize.\t /S\tSkip initial server response check.\t By default /syncall does not cross site boundaries [EXAMPLES] Synchronizes the target dc will all its partners including ones cross-site, displaying the partners by DN rather than GUID and aborting the command if any one partner is not available. repadmin /syncall dst-dc01 dc=contoso,dc=com /d /e /a	Synchronizes a specified domain controller with all replication partners. By default, if no directory partition is provided in the namingcontext parameter, the command performs its operations on the configuration directory partition. [SYNTAX] /syncall [] [] The following flags are supported /a\tAbort if any server is unavailable.\t /A\tSync all naming contexts which are held on the home server.\t /d\tIdentify servers by distinguished name in messages.\t /e\tEnterprise, cross sites.\t /h\tPrint this help screen.\t /i\tIterate indefinitely.\t /I\tPerform showreps on each server pair in path instead of syncing.\t /j\tSynchronize adjacent servers only.\t /p\tPause for possible user abort after every message.\t /P\tPush changes outward from home server.\t /q\tRun in quiet mode, suppress call back messages.\t /Q\tRun in very quiet mode, report fatal errors only.\t /s\tDo not synchronize.\t /S\tSkip initial server response check.\t By default /syncall does not cross site boundaries [EXAMPLES] Synchronizes the target dc will all its partners including ones cross-site, displaying the partners by DN rather than GUID and aborting the command if any one partner is not available. repadmin /syncall dst-dc01 dc=contoso,dc=com /d /e /a
0x40000842	Triggers replication of passwords for the specified user(s) from the source (Hub DC) to one or more Read Only DC's. For each destination RODC the cacheability of the user(s) passwords on that DC will be evaluated before the request succeeds. If cacheability of a given users password is not permitted for a particular RODC the request for that specific user / destination RODC combination will fail. [SYNTAX] /rodcpwdrepl [DSA_LIST] [ ...] [EXAMPLES] The following command triggers replication of the passwords for the user specified from source-dc01 to DC with the name prefix dest-rodc. repadmin /rodcpwdrepl dest-rodc* source-dc01 cn=JaneOh,ou=execs,dc=contoso,dc=com	Triggers replication of passwords for the specified user(s) from the source (Hub DC) to one or more Read Only DC's. For each destination RODC the cacheability of the user(s) passwords on that DC will be evaluated before the request succeeds. If cacheability of a given users password is not permitted for a particular RODC the request for that specific user / destination RODC combination will fail. [SYNTAX] /rodcpwdrepl [DSA_LIST] [ ...] [EXAMPLES] The following command triggers replication of the passwords for the user specified from source-dc01 to DC with the name prefix dest-rodc. repadmin /rodcpwdrepl dest-rodc* source-dc01 cn=JaneOh,ou=execs,dc=contoso,dc=com
0x40000843	This is an alias for /replicate.	This is an alias for /replicate.
0x40000844	This is an alias for /ReplSummary.	This is an alias for /ReplSummary.
0x40000845	This is an alias for /ShowAttr.	This is an alias for /ShowAttr.
0x40000846	Displays a list of commands for use by advanced users only.	Displays a list of commands for use by advanced users only.
0x40000847	REPADMIN_IDS_ALIAS_CMD_DETAIL	REPADMIN_IDS_ALIAS_CMD_DETAIL
0x40000848	/removelingeringobjects Removes lingering objects - an object stored in Active Dircetory that has seen, deleted and garbage collected by a reference DC but continues to incorrectly exist on direct or transitive replication partners DC's that have not inbound replicated knowledge of the objects deletion within tombstone lifetime number of days.	/removelingeringobjects Removes lingering objects - an object stored in Active Dircetory that has seen, deleted and garbage collected by a reference DC but continues to incorrectly exist on direct or transitive replication partners DC's that have not inbound replicated knowledge of the objects deletion within tombstone lifetime number of days.
0x40000849	/add The add command will create a RepsFrom attribute on the destination domain controller for the specified naming context and initiate a replication request. During a normal replication cycle, the destination domain controller will request updates from the source domain controller.	/add The add command will create a RepsFrom attribute on the destination domain controller for the specified naming context and initiate a replication request. During a normal replication cycle, the destination domain controller will request updates from the source domain controller.
0x4000084A	/mod The mod command will modify the RepsFrom attribute on the destination domain controller for the specified naming context and initiate a replication request. During a normal replication cycle, the destination domain controller will request updates from the source domain controller.	/mod The mod command will modify the RepsFrom attribute on the destination domain controller for the specified naming context and initiate a replication request. During a normal replication cycle, the destination domain controller will request updates from the source domain controller.
0x4000084B	/delete The delete command will remove a RepsFrom attribute on the destination domain controller for the specified naming context.	/delete The delete command will remove a RepsFrom attribute on the destination domain controller for the specified naming context.
0x4000084C	/addrepsto This will create Reps-To attribute on the domain controller for the specified naming context. Ordinarily there is no requirement to perform this command as the KCC will automatically create the RepsTo attributes on destination DSA's from other DSA's Reps-From entries.	/addrepsto This will create Reps-To attribute on the domain controller for the specified naming context. Ordinarily there is no requirement to perform this command as the KCC will automatically create the RepsTo attributes on destination DSA's from other DSA's Reps-From entries.
0x4000084D	/updrepsto This will update the Reps-To attribute on the domain controller for the specified naming context. More specifically it updates the network address used by the source DSA to contact the destination DSA.	/updrepsto This will update the Reps-To attribute on the domain controller for the specified naming context. More specifically it updates the network address used by the source DSA to contact the destination DSA.
0x4000084E	/testhook Internal use only	/testhook Internal use only
0x4000084F	/siteoptions used to modify the options attribute of an NTDS Site Settings Object.	/siteoptions used to modify the options attribute of an NTDS Site Settings Object.
0x40000850	/delrepsto Delrepsto deletes the Reps-To attribute on the domain controller for the specified naming context.	/delrepsto Delrepsto deletes the Reps-To attribute on the domain controller for the specified naming context.
0x40000851	/options Modifies the ntdssettings object of the domain controller targeted by the \"[DC]\"parameter.	/options Modifies the ntdssettings object of the domain controller targeted by the \"[DC]\"parameter.
0x40000852	/rehost Instructs a global catalog to drop its copy of a read-only domain partition, then perform a full sync of that partition from a domain controller that contains a writable copy of that partition.	/rehost Instructs a global catalog to drop its copy of a read-only domain partition, then perform a full sync of that partition from a domain controller that contains a writable copy of that partition.
0x40000853	/unhost Remove a specific read-only partition from a GC	/unhost Remove a specific read-only partition from a GC
0x40000854	/removesources Removes all replication links for a given naming context.	/removesources Removes all replication links for a given naming context.
0x40000855	/rebuildgc Rehosts all the GC partitions.	/rebuildgc Rehosts all the GC partitions.
0x40000856	/bind Connects to and displays the replication features for a domain controller.	/bind Connects to and displays the replication features for a domain controller.
0x40000857	/bridgeheads Lists the domain controllers acting as bridgehead servers for a specified site.	/bridgeheads Lists the domain controllers acting as bridgehead servers for a specified site.
0x40000858	/checkprop Compares the properties of specified domain controllers to determine if they are up to date with each other.	/checkprop Compares the properties of specified domain controllers to determine if they are up to date with each other.
0x40000859	/dsaguid Returns a server name when given a GUID.	/dsaguid Returns a server name when given a GUID.
0x4000085A	/istg Returns the computer name of the Intersite Topology Generator (ISTG) server for a specified site.	/istg Returns the computer name of the Intersite Topology Generator (ISTG) server for a specified site.
0x4000085B	/latency Displays the amount of time between replications, using the ISTG Keep Alive time stamp.	/latency Displays the amount of time between replications, using the ISTG Keep Alive time stamp.
0x4000085C	/showscp dumps service connection points on a GC.	/showscp dumps service connection points on a GC.
0x4000085D	/replauthmode Modifies or displays the replication authentication mode in use by an ADAM configuration set.	/replauthmode Modifies or displays the replication authentication mode in use by an ADAM configuration set.
0x4000085E	/setattr Sets / modifies the value of an attribute.	/setattr Sets / modifies the value of an attribute.
0x4000085F	/notifyopt used to view / change the notification timing settings of a specified directory partition.	/notifyopt used to view / change the notification timing settings of a specified directory partition.
0x40000860	/querysites Uses routing information to determine the cost of a route from a specified site to another specified site or sites.	/querysites Uses routing information to determine the cost of a route from a specified site to another specified site or sites.
0x40000861	/regkey Enables and disables the values for two registry keys located under HKLM\\system\\ccs\\services\ tds\\parameters : \"Strict Replication Consistency\" \"Allow Replication With Divergent and Corrupt Partner\"	/regkey Enables and disables the values for two registry keys located under HKLM\\system\\ccs\\services\ tds\\parameters : \"Strict Replication Consistency\" \"Allow Replication With Divergent and Corrupt Partner\"
0x40000862	/showbackup Displays the date, time and domain controller that last backed up each writable directory partition in the forest by reading the DSASignature attribute on the root of the NC head of each directory partition.	/showbackup Displays the date, time and domain controller that last backed up each writable directory partition in the forest by reading the DSASignature attribute on the root of the NC head of each directory partition.
0x40000863	/showcert Displays the certificates (used with Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)-based replication) that are loaded on a specified domain controller.	/showcert Displays the certificates (used with Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)-based replication) that are loaded on a specified domain controller.
0x40000864	/showchanges Can be used to determine which changes have not yet been replicated between two replication partners or track statistics for changes which have replicated between them.	/showchanges Can be used to determine which changes have not yet been replicated between two replication partners or track statistics for changes which have replicated between them.
0x40000865	/showism displays inter-site messaging routes calculated by the Inter-site Messaging Service.	/showism displays inter-site messaging routes calculated by the Inter-site Messaging Service.
0x40000866	/showmsg Displays the error message string for a given error number or the event text for a given Directory Services Event.	/showmsg Displays the error message string for a given error number or the event text for a given Directory Services Event.
0x40000867	/showncsig This command displays a list of the removed application partition GUIDs.	/showncsig This command displays a list of the removed application partition GUIDs.
0x40000868	/showoutcalls A list of the entries in the DS Bind cache.	/showoutcalls A list of the entries in the DS Bind cache.
0x40000869	/showproxy Lists cross-domain move proxy objects. When an object is moved from one domain to another, a marker remains in the original domain. This marker is called a proxy.	/showproxy Lists cross-domain move proxy objects. When an object is moved from one domain to another, a marker remains in the original domain. This marker is called a proxy.
0x4000086A	/showtime Converts a directory service time value to string format for both the local and the Universal Time, Coordinated (UTC) time zones.	/showtime Converts a directory service time value to string format for both the local and the Universal Time, Coordinated (UTC) time zones.
0x4000086B	/showtrust Lists all Active Directory domains that are trusted by a specified Active Directory domain.	/showtrust Lists all Active Directory domains that are trusted by a specified Active Directory domain.
0x4000086C	/showvalue Displays the values of the type, last modified time, originating domain controller, and distinguished name of a specified object.	/showvalue Displays the values of the type, last modified time, originating domain controller, and distinguished name of a specified object.
0x4000086D	/viewlist Displays a list of domain controllers.	/viewlist Displays a list of domain controllers.
0x4000086E	/writespn Used to add a new SPN or to delete or modify an existing SPN.	/writespn Used to add a new SPN or to delete or modify an existing SPN.
0x4000086F	REPADMIN_IDS_CMD__DESCRIPTION	REPADMIN_IDS_CMD__DESCRIPTION
0x40000870	/failcache Displays a list of replication failures that (KCC) is aware of.	/failcache Displays a list of replication failures that (KCC) is aware of.
0x40000871	/showconn Displays the connection objects for a specified domain controller. The default is local site	/showconn Displays the connection objects for a specified domain controller. The default is local site
0x40000872	/showctx Displays a list of computers that have opened sessions with a specified domain controller.	/showctx Displays a list of computers that have opened sessions with a specified domain controller.
0x40000873	/showsig Displays the retired invocation IDs on a domain controller. A domain controller changes its invocation ID when it is restored or when it rehosts an application partition.	/showsig Displays the retired invocation IDs on a domain controller. A domain controller changes its invocation ID when it is restored or when it rehosts an application partition.
0x40000874	/sync [TODO]	/sync [TODO]
0x40000875	/propcheck [TODO]	/propcheck [TODO]
0x40000876	/getchanges [TODO]	/getchanges [TODO]
0x40000877	/showreps [TODO]	/showreps [TODO]
0x40000878	/showvector [TODO]	/showvector [TODO]
0x40000879	/showmeta [TODO]	/showmeta [TODO]
0x4000087A	Removes lingering objects - an object stored in Active Directory that has seen, deleted and garbage collected by a reference DC but continues to incorrectly exist on direct or transitive replication partners DC's that have not inbound replicated knowledge of the objects deletion within tombstone lifetime number of days. The PC running repadmin may have Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008 installed, and must have network connectivity to all domain controllers targeted by the parameter. The reference DC must host a writeable copy of the directory partition targeted for lingering object removal and have network connectivity to all domain controllers targeted by the parameter. DC's targeted by the parameter may host read-only or writeable copies of directory partition targeted for lingering object removal. DC's and Global catalogs targeted by continue to advertise and service ldap request during lingering object removal. The reference DC and domain controllers targeted by the parameter may have Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2 or Windows Server 2008 installed. There are no domain or forest functional requirements for this command. ADVISORY_MODE is a test mode that logs NTDS Replication events 1938, 1946 and 1942 in the targeted domain controllers' directory service event log identifying the lingering objects that should be removed but does not actually remove them. Lingering objects are removed when \"repadmin /removelingeringobjects\" is run without the /advisory_mode switch. NTDS Replication events 1937, 1945 and 1939 logged on the target DC's directory services event log identify the start, conclusion and set of objects removed from a directory partition. You should conceptually think of DC's in the as the \"bad\" DC's that you want to test or remove lingering objects from and as the \"reference\" DC. Microsoft recommends enabling strict replication consistency before removing lingering objects. [SYNTAX] /removelingeringobjects [/ADVISORY_MODE] [EXAMPLES] The following command would check the Europe NC on all DC's in the site HQ for lingering objects using the DC specified by its ObjectGUID 667f7037-8198-4357-8f15-8f709f04b6e2 as reference. The /ADVISORY_MODE will cause events to be written to the Directory Service Event Log for each of the target DC's indicating how many lingering objects were found. /removelingeringobjects site:HQ 667f7037-8198-4357-8f15-8f709f04b6e2 DC=europe,DC=contoso,DC=com /ADVISORY_MODE The following command would check and remove lingering objects from the Europe NC on DC dubdc03 using the DC specified by ObjectGUID 667f7037-8198-4357-8f15-8f709f04b6e2. /removelingeringobjects dubdc03.contoso.com 667f7037-8198-4357-8f15-8f709f04b6e2 DC=europe,DC=contoso,DC=com	Removes lingering objects - an object stored in Active Directory that has seen, deleted and garbage collected by a reference DC but continues to incorrectly exist on direct or transitive replication partners DC's that have not inbound replicated knowledge of the objects deletion within tombstone lifetime number of days. The PC running repadmin may have Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008 installed, and must have network connectivity to all domain controllers targeted by the parameter. The reference DC must host a writeable copy of the directory partition targeted for lingering object removal and have network connectivity to all domain controllers targeted by the parameter. DC's targeted by the parameter may host read-only or writeable copies of directory partition targeted for lingering object removal. DC's and Global catalogs targeted by continue to advertise and service ldap request during lingering object removal. The reference DC and domain controllers targeted by the parameter may have Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2 or Windows Server 2008 installed. There are no domain or forest functional requirements for this command. ADVISORY_MODE is a test mode that logs NTDS Replication events 1938, 1946 and 1942 in the targeted domain controllers' directory service event log identifying the lingering objects that should be removed but does not actually remove them. Lingering objects are removed when \"repadmin /removelingeringobjects\" is run without the /advisory_mode switch. NTDS Replication events 1937, 1945 and 1939 logged on the target DC's directory services event log identify the start, conclusion and set of objects removed from a directory partition. You should conceptually think of DC's in the as the \"bad\" DC's that you want to test or remove lingering objects from and as the \"reference\" DC. Microsoft recommends enabling strict replication consistency before removing lingering objects. [SYNTAX] /removelingeringobjects [/ADVISORY_MODE] [EXAMPLES] The following command would check the Europe NC on all DC's in the site HQ for lingering objects using the DC specified by its ObjectGUID 667f7037-8198-4357-8f15-8f709f04b6e2 as reference. The /ADVISORY_MODE will cause events to be written to the Directory Service Event Log for each of the target DC's indicating how many lingering objects were found. /removelingeringobjects site:HQ 667f7037-8198-4357-8f15-8f709f04b6e2 DC=europe,DC=contoso,DC=com /ADVISORY_MODE The following command would check and remove lingering objects from the Europe NC on DC dubdc03 using the DC specified by ObjectGUID 667f7037-8198-4357-8f15-8f709f04b6e2. /removelingeringobjects dubdc03.contoso.com 667f7037-8198-4357-8f15-8f709f04b6e2 DC=europe,DC=contoso,DC=com
0x4000087B	The add command will create a RepsFrom attribute on the destination domain controller for the specified naming context and initiate a replication request. During a normal replication cycle, the destination domain controller will request updates from the source domain controller. When creating temporary replication links between replication partners, the process could fail if the KCC starts while you are performing the procedure. The KCC will delete any replication links for which no corresponding connection object exists. Since these commands can take a very long time to complete as they trigger the replication of the corresponding naming context, it is important to ensure that KCC do not disturb the process. This is where you would use +DISABLE_NTDSCONN_XLATE which effectively disables KCC's capability to translate connection objects to replication links. [SYNTAX] /add [/asyncrep] [/syncdisable] [/dsadn:] [/transportdn:] [/mail] [/async] [/readonly] [/selsecrets] /asyncrep\tQueue the replication event, but do no wait for the replication to complete before returning control to the user.\t /syncdisable add the RepsFrom attribute but do not participate in the replication cycle. To perform replication between the destination and source domain controllers, repadmin /sync /force must be used.\t /dsadn: /transportdn the distinguished name of the Inter Site Message transport, only used for mail based replication\t /mail specify that the replication is mail based, therefore requires the /transportdn option /async\tQueue the add/delete operation without interrupting the current replication cycle and return control to the user.\t /readonly\tSpecify that the partition is readonly. /selsecrets Used to specify that the destination DC is a Read-Only DC. The source DSA must be specified by fully qualified computername. [EXAMPLES] The following command would create a temporary replication connection for a read-only NC on a GC from another DC. The source DC must be specified by fully qualified DNS name. repadmin /add DC=maybery,DC=contoso,DC=com childdc01 hubdc03.contoso.com /readonly The following command would create a temporary replication connection for the configuration NC on a Read Only DC from a full DC. The source DC must be specified by fully qualified DNS name. repadmin /add cn=configuration,DC=contoso,DC=com rodc01 hubdc03.contoso.com /readonly /selsecrets	The add command will create a RepsFrom attribute on the destination domain controller for the specified naming context and initiate a replication request. During a normal replication cycle, the destination domain controller will request updates from the source domain controller. When creating temporary replication links between replication partners, the process could fail if the KCC starts while you are performing the procedure. The KCC will delete any replication links for which no corresponding connection object exists. Since these commands can take a very long time to complete as they trigger the replication of the corresponding naming context, it is important to ensure that KCC do not disturb the process. This is where you would use +DISABLE_NTDSCONN_XLATE which effectively disables KCC's capability to translate connection objects to replication links. [SYNTAX] /add [/asyncrep] [/syncdisable] [/dsadn:] [/transportdn:] [/mail] [/async] [/readonly] [/selsecrets] /asyncrep\tQueue the replication event, but do no wait for the replication to complete before returning control to the user.\t /syncdisable add the RepsFrom attribute but do not participate in the replication cycle. To perform replication between the destination and source domain controllers, repadmin /sync /force must be used.\t /dsadn: /transportdn the distinguished name of the Inter Site Message transport, only used for mail based replication\t /mail specify that the replication is mail based, therefore requires the /transportdn option /async\tQueue the add/delete operation without interrupting the current replication cycle and return control to the user.\t /readonly\tSpecify that the partition is readonly. /selsecrets Used to specify that the destination DC is a Read-Only DC. The source DSA must be specified by fully qualified computername. [EXAMPLES] The following command would create a temporary replication connection for a read-only NC on a GC from another DC. The source DC must be specified by fully qualified DNS name. repadmin /add DC=maybery,DC=contoso,DC=com childdc01 hubdc03.contoso.com /readonly The following command would create a temporary replication connection for the configuration NC on a Read Only DC from a full DC. The source DC must be specified by fully qualified DNS name. repadmin /add cn=configuration,DC=contoso,DC=com rodc01 hubdc03.contoso.com /readonly /selsecrets
0x4000087C	The mod command will modify the RepsFrom attribute on the destination domain controller for the specified naming context and initiate a replication request. During a normal replication cycle, the destination domain controller will request updates from the source domain controller.\t [SYNTAX] /mod [/readonly] [/srcdsaaddr:] [/transportdn:] [+nbrflagoption] [-nbrflagoption]	The mod command will modify the RepsFrom attribute on the destination domain controller for the specified naming context and initiate a replication request. During a normal replication cycle, the destination domain controller will request updates from the source domain controller.\t [SYNTAX] /mod [/readonly] [/srcdsaaddr:] [/transportdn:] [+nbrflagoption] [-nbrflagoption]
0x4000087D	The delete command will remove a RepsFrom attribute on the destination domain controller for the specified naming context. [SYNTAX] /delete [] [/localonly] [/nosource] [/async]	The delete command will remove a RepsFrom attribute on the destination domain controller for the specified naming context. [SYNTAX] /delete [] [/localonly] [/nosource] [/async]
0x4000087E	This will create Reps-To attribute on the domain controller for the specified naming context. Ordinarily there is no requirement to perform this command as the KCC will automatically create the RepsTo attributes on destination DSA's from other DSA's Reps-From entries. [SYNTAX] /addrepsto [/selsecrets]	This will create Reps-To attribute on the domain controller for the specified naming context. Ordinarily there is no requirement to perform this command as the KCC will automatically create the RepsTo attributes on destination DSA's from other DSA's Reps-From entries. [SYNTAX] /addrepsto [/selsecrets]
0x4000087F	This will update the Reps-To attribute on the domain controller for the specified naming context. More specifically it updates the network address used by the source DSA to contact the destination DSA. [SYNTAX] /updrepsto [/selsecrets]	This will update the Reps-To attribute on the domain controller for the specified naming context. More specifically it updates the network address used by the source DSA to contact the destination DSA. [SYNTAX] /updrepsto [/selsecrets]
0x40000880	INTERNAL USE ONLY /testhook [DSA_LIST] [{+|-}lockqueue] [{+|-}link_cleaner] [{+rpctime:,,|-rpctime}] [{+rpcsync:,|-rpcsync}]	INTERNAL USE ONLY /testhook [DSA_LIST] [{+|-}lockqueue] [{+|-}link_cleaner] [{+rpctime:,,|-rpctime}] [{+rpcsync:,|-rpcsync}]
0x40000881	Used to modify the options attribute of an NTDS Site Settings Object. [SYNTAX] /siteoptions [DSA] [/site:] [{+|-}IS_AUTO_TOPOLOGY_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_TOPL_CLEANUP_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_TOPL_MIN_HOPS_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_TOPL_DETECT_STALE_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_INTER_SITE_AUTO_TOPOLOGY_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_GROUP_CACHING_ENABLED] [{+|-}FORCE_KCC_WHISTLER_BEHAVIOR] [{+|-}FORCE_KCC_W2K_ELECTION] [{+|-}IS_RAND_BH_SELECTION_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_SCHEDULE_HASHING_ENABLED] [{+|-}IS_REDUNDANT_SERVER_TOPOLOGY_ENABLED] [{+|-}W2K3_IGNORE_SCHEDULES] [{+|-}W2K3_BRIDGES_REQUIRED]	Used to modify the options attribute of an NTDS Site Settings Object. [SYNTAX] /siteoptions [DSA] [/site:] [{+|-}IS_AUTO_TOPOLOGY_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_TOPL_CLEANUP_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_TOPL_MIN_HOPS_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_TOPL_DETECT_STALE_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_INTER_SITE_AUTO_TOPOLOGY_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_GROUP_CACHING_ENABLED] [{+|-}FORCE_KCC_WHISTLER_BEHAVIOR] [{+|-}FORCE_KCC_W2K_ELECTION] [{+|-}IS_RAND_BH_SELECTION_DISABLED] [{+|-}IS_SCHEDULE_HASHING_ENABLED] [{+|-}IS_REDUNDANT_SERVER_TOPOLOGY_ENABLED] [{+|-}W2K3_IGNORE_SCHEDULES] [{+|-}W2K3_BRIDGES_REQUIRED]
0x40000882	Delrepsto deletes the Reps-To attribute on the domain controller for the specified naming context. [SYNTAX] /delrepsto	Delrepsto deletes the Reps-To attribute on the domain controller for the specified naming context. [SYNTAX] /delrepsto
0x40000883	Modfies the ntdssettings object of the domain controller targeted by the \"[DC]\"parameter . Capabilities include Add or remove a global catalog Enable or Disable inbound replication Enable or Disable outbound replication Enable or disable KCC connection translation Global Catalog promotion and demotion is identified by NTDS Replication events 1119 (GC promotion) and 1120 (GC demotion) logged in the target computers Directory Service event log. Destination domain controller log error 8456: \"the source server is currently rejecting replication requests\" when inbound replicating from source domain controllers with outbound replication disabled. Source domain controllers log error 8457: \"the destination server is currently rejecting replication requests\" when outbound replicating to destination domain controllers with inbound replication disabled. REPADMIN replicate and sync commands with the /force switch overrides disabled inbound or outbound replication. DISABLE_NTDSCONN_XLATE toggles KCC's ability to translate connection objects into replication links. This switch is often used in conjunction with \"repadmin /add\" command. REPADMIN /options supports the values in place of the \"[DC]\" parameter. Current capabilities or settings are enumerated with \"repadmin /options \" or in the header of \"repadmin /showreps\" [SYNTAX] /options [DC] [{+|-}IS_GC] [{+|-}DISABLE_INBOUND_REPL] [{+|-}DISABLE_OUTBOUND_REPL] [{+|-}DISABLE_NTDSCONN_XLATE] [EXAMPLES] Display the current options set on the target DC repadmin options hub-dc01 Designate the target DC to host the global catalog repadmin /options hub-dc01 +GC Disable inbound replication on all DC's in an Active Directory site. repadmin /options site:HQ DISABLE_INBOUND_REPL	Modfies the ntdssettings object of the domain controller targeted by the \"[DC]\"parameter . Capabilities include Add or remove a global catalog Enable or Disable inbound replication Enable or Disable outbound replication Enable or disable KCC connection translation Global Catalog promotion and demotion is identified by NTDS Replication events 1119 (GC promotion) and 1120 (GC demotion) logged in the target computers Directory Service event log. Destination domain controller log error 8456: \"the source server is currently rejecting replication requests\" when inbound replicating from source domain controllers with outbound replication disabled. Source domain controllers log error 8457: \"the destination server is currently rejecting replication requests\" when outbound replicating to destination domain controllers with inbound replication disabled. REPADMIN replicate and sync commands with the /force switch overrides disabled inbound or outbound replication. DISABLE_NTDSCONN_XLATE toggles KCC's ability to translate connection objects into replication links. This switch is often used in conjunction with \"repadmin /add\" command. REPADMIN /options supports the values in place of the \"[DC]\" parameter. Current capabilities or settings are enumerated with \"repadmin /options \" or in the header of \"repadmin /showreps\" [SYNTAX] /options [DC] [{+|-}IS_GC] [{+|-}DISABLE_INBOUND_REPL] [{+|-}DISABLE_OUTBOUND_REPL] [{+|-}DISABLE_NTDSCONN_XLATE] [EXAMPLES] Display the current options set on the target DC repadmin options hub-dc01 Designate the target DC to host the global catalog repadmin /options hub-dc01 +GC Disable inbound replication on all DC's in an Active Directory site. repadmin /options site:HQ DISABLE_INBOUND_REPL
0x40000884	/rehost Instructs a global catalog to drop its copy of a read-only domain partition, then perform a full sync of that partition from a DC that contains a writable copy of that partition. Targets read-only partitions on Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 global catalogs and read-only partitions of full and read-only Windows Server 2008 Global Catalogs. REHOST is useful for removing lingering objects in the read-only partitions of Windows 2000 global catalogs which do not support the preferred \"repadmin /removelingeringobjects\" command, or when the writable domain partition contains only Windows 2000 domain controllers. Cannot be used on any partition for which the target DC hosts a writable copy (schema, configuration or writable domain partition). For example, a GC in root.contoso.com can rehost its read-only copy of child.contoso.com but cannot rehost root.contoso.com. A computer executing /rehost may run Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008 and must have network connectivity to domain controllers specified in the \"DSA\" parameter. Target computers in the \"DSA\" parameter may be referenced by single-label hostname or fully qualified computername (preferred). values are also supported. Enterprise administrator credentials are recommended. The global catalog targeted by /rehost must have Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 or later installed. The reference DC must have Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 or later installed and have network connectivity to the GC's targeted by the \"DSA\" parameter. Time to task is determined by partition size and link speed between the reference and target computers. Global catalogs continue to \"advertise\" and service LDAP requests during the rehost operation even when not authoritative for all partitions in the forest. ITADMINS should consider the service impact on native-mode domains and application which rely on global catalog consistency. Rehosting a partition is preferred over unchecking and rechecking the gc checkbox because the read-only partitions can be replicated from a deterministic source. Microsoft recommends enabling strict replication consistency before rehosting read-only domain partitions. See \"repadmin /regkey\". [SYNTAX] /rehost DSA [/application] /rehost DSA [EXAMPLES] repadmin /rehost root-dc01 child.contoso.com child-dc01.child.contoso.com	/rehost Instructs a global catalog to drop its copy of a read-only domain partition, then perform a full sync of that partition from a DC that contains a writable copy of that partition. Targets read-only partitions on Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 global catalogs and read-only partitions of full and read-only Windows Server 2008 Global Catalogs. REHOST is useful for removing lingering objects in the read-only partitions of Windows 2000 global catalogs which do not support the preferred \"repadmin /removelingeringobjects\" command, or when the writable domain partition contains only Windows 2000 domain controllers. Cannot be used on any partition for which the target DC hosts a writable copy (schema, configuration or writable domain partition). For example, a GC in root.contoso.com can rehost its read-only copy of child.contoso.com but cannot rehost root.contoso.com. A computer executing /rehost may run Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008 and must have network connectivity to domain controllers specified in the \"DSA\" parameter. Target computers in the \"DSA\" parameter may be referenced by single-label hostname or fully qualified computername (preferred). values are also supported. Enterprise administrator credentials are recommended. The global catalog targeted by /rehost must have Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 or later installed. The reference DC must have Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 or later installed and have network connectivity to the GC's targeted by the \"DSA\" parameter. Time to task is determined by partition size and link speed between the reference and target computers. Global catalogs continue to \"advertise\" and service LDAP requests during the rehost operation even when not authoritative for all partitions in the forest. ITADMINS should consider the service impact on native-mode domains and application which rely on global catalog consistency. Rehosting a partition is preferred over unchecking and rechecking the gc checkbox because the read-only partitions can be replicated from a deterministic source. Microsoft recommends enabling strict replication consistency before rehosting read-only domain partitions. See \"repadmin /regkey\". [SYNTAX] /rehost DSA [/application] /rehost DSA [EXAMPLES] repadmin /rehost root-dc01 child.contoso.com child-dc01.child.contoso.com
0x40000885	Remove a specific read-only partition from a GC. [SYNTAX] /unhost DSA	Remove a specific read-only partition from a GC. [SYNTAX] /unhost DSA
0x40000886	Removes all replication links for a given naming context. This does not delete the connection objects so the KCC will build new links on its regular cycle as required. [SYNTAX] /removesources DSA_LIST	Removes all replication links for a given naming context. This does not delete the connection objects so the KCC will build new links on its regular cycle as required. [SYNTAX] /removesources DSA_LIST
0x40000887	Rehosts all the read-only partitions on a Global Catalog. This command disables connection translation, enables strict replication consistency, drops all existing read-only partitions and then rehosts each in turn. On completion connection translation is enabled. The DC does not advertise as a GC during this process. This command is not supported on Read Only GC's. [SYNTAX] /rebuildgc DC	Rehosts all the read-only partitions on a Global Catalog. This command disables connection translation, enables strict replication consistency, drops all existing read-only partitions and then rehosts each in turn. On completion connection translation is enabled. The DC does not advertise as a GC during this process. This command is not supported on Read Only GC's. [SYNTAX] /rebuildgc DC
0x40000888	Connects to and displays the replication features for a domain controller. [SYNTAX] /bind [DSA_LIST] [SPN]	Connects to and displays the replication features for a domain controller. [SYNTAX] /bind [DSA_LIST] [SPN]
0x40000889	Lists the domain controllers acting as bridgehead servers for a specified site. [SYNTAX] /bridgeheads [DSA_LIST] [/verbose]	Lists the domain controllers acting as bridgehead servers for a specified site. [SYNTAX] /bridgeheads [DSA_LIST] [/verbose]
0x4000088A	Compares the properties of specified domain controllers to determine if they are up to date with each other. The source domain controller contains the original information that needs to be checked. The data on the destination domain controller is compared to the data on the source domain controller. [SYNTAX] /checkprop [DSA_LIST from which to enumerate host DSAs]	Compares the properties of specified domain controllers to determine if they are up to date with each other. The source domain controller contains the original information that needs to be checked. The data on the destination domain controller is compared to the data on the source domain controller. [SYNTAX] /checkprop [DSA_LIST from which to enumerate host DSAs]
0x4000088B	Returns a server name when given a DSA GUID. [SYNTAX] /dsaguid [DSA_LIST] [GUID]	Returns a server name when given a DSA GUID. [SYNTAX] /dsaguid [DSA_LIST] [GUID]
0x4000088C	Returns the computer name of the Intersite Topology Generator (ISTG) server for a specified site. [SYNTAX] /istg [DSA_LIST] [/verbose]	Returns the computer name of the Intersite Topology Generator (ISTG) server for a specified site. [SYNTAX] /istg [DSA_LIST] [/verbose]
0x4000088D	Displays the amount of time between replications, using the ISTG Keep Alive time stamp. The ISTG Keep Alive time stamp is not used in forests that are set to Windows Server 2003 forest functional level or later. Instead, in those environments, use repadmin /showutdvec /latency. [SYNTAX] /latency [DSA_LIST] [/verbose]	Displays the amount of time between replications, using the ISTG Keep Alive time stamp. The ISTG Keep Alive time stamp is not used in forests that are set to Windows Server 2003 forest functional level or later. Instead, in those environments, use repadmin /showutdvec /latency. [SYNTAX] /latency [DSA_LIST] [/verbose]
0x4000088E	Dumps service connection points on a GC /showscp [DSA_LIST] (Must point at a GC, use \"gc:\" for all)	Dumps service connection points on a GC /showscp [DSA_LIST] (Must point at a GC, use \"gc:\" for all)
0x4000088F	Modifies or displays the replication authentication mode in use by an ADAM configuration set. [SYNTAX] /replauthmode [DSA_LIST] [] (AD LDS only) is either an integer, or one of the ADAM_REPL_AUTHENTICATION_MODE_*** constants	Modifies or displays the replication authentication mode in use by an ADAM configuration set. [SYNTAX] /replauthmode [DSA_LIST] [] (AD LDS only) is either an integer, or one of the ADAM_REPL_AUTHENTICATION_MODE_*** constants
0x40000890	Sets, modifies or deletes the value of an attribute. [SYNTAX] /setattr [ ...] is either of add delete replace deleteAll can be either a string literal or an integer (decimal or hex) or one of the defined constants	Sets, modifies or deletes the value of an attribute. [SYNTAX] /setattr [ ...] is either of add delete replace deleteAll can be either a string literal or an integer (decimal or hex) or one of the defined constants
0x40000891	Used to view / change the notification timing settings of a specified directory partition. Must be targeted at the Domain Naming Master FSMO Only supported against Windows Server 2003 or later. [SYNTAX] /notifyopt [DSA_LIST] [/first:] [/subs:] /first\tThe number of seconds after a change is made before the domain controller notifies its first replication partner that there is a change. /subs\tOnce the first replication partner is notified of a change, the subs parameter specifies the number of seconds to wait before notifying the next replication partner.\t [EXAMPLE] View the notification options for given partition. repadmin /notifyopt rootdc01 dc=contoso,dc=com	Used to view / change the notification timing settings of a specified directory partition. Must be targeted at the Domain Naming Master FSMO Only supported against Windows Server 2003 or later. [SYNTAX] /notifyopt [DSA_LIST] [/first:] [/subs:] /first\tThe number of seconds after a change is made before the domain controller notifies its first replication partner that there is a change. /subs\tOnce the first replication partner is notified of a change, the subs parameter specifies the number of seconds to wait before notifying the next replication partner.\t [EXAMPLE] View the notification options for given partition. repadmin /notifyopt rootdc01 dc=contoso,dc=com
0x40000892	Uses routing information to determine the cost of a route from a specified site to another specified site or sites. The querysites parameter does not allow the use of alternate credentials. The relative distinguished names that are used in this command are case sensitive. [SYNTAX] /querysites [ ...] (may not be called with alternate credentials)	Uses routing information to determine the cost of a route from a specified site to another specified site or sites. The querysites parameter does not allow the use of alternate credentials. The relative distinguished names that are used in this command are case sensitive. [SYNTAX] /querysites [ ...] (may not be called with alternate credentials)
0x40000893	Enables and disables the values for two registry keys located under HKLM\\system\\ccs\\services\ tds\\parameters \"allowDivergent\" || \"strict\" allowDivergent for \"Allow Replication With Divergent and Corrupt Partner\" When a Windows Server 2003 domain controller has not inbound replicated a directory partition from any source in the preceding tombstone lifetime number of days, it logs NTDS Replication event 2042, then quarantines inbound replication from that source DC. Event 2042 indicates that replication can be unblocked by modifying \"Allow Replication With Divergent and Corrupt Partner\" in the registry to a value of 1. This replication quarantine should only be relaxed after checking for lingering objects, and removing them if present. \"repadmin /regkey - allowDivergent\" provides a reliable method to relax \"Allow Replication With Divergent and Corrupt Partner\" on one or more domain controllers in a forest. [SYNTAX] repadmin /regkey [value [/reg_sz]] [EXAMPLE] set \"Allow Replication With Divergent...\" on a single DC repadmin /regkey dc01.contoso.com +allowDivergent set \"Allow Replication With Divergent...\" on a all DC's repadmin /regkey GC: +allowDivergent set \"Allow Replication With Divergent...\" on a all GC's repadmin /regkey * +allowDivergent strict for \"Strict Replication Consistency\" Determines how a destination domain controller behaves when a source domain controller sends an update (as opposed to an object create) for an object that does not exist in the destination DC's copy of Active Directory. This behaviour is indicative of a lingering object being sent from the source DC to the destination dc. When strict replication consistency is enabled, the destination DC halts inbound replication from the source with and logs NTDS Replication events 1388, and Event 1084 with the extended error \"there is no such object on the server\" identify and attempt by the source DC to send a lingering object to the destination. When loose replication consistency is enabled, the destination DC reanimates the object sent by the DC and inbound replication is allowed to continue. The default value for replication consistency is determined by the how your Active Directory forest was created. Strict replication consistency quarantine lingering objects for easier removal but requires monitoring diligence. \"repadmin /regkey +|- strict\" provides a reliable way to configure values for the \"Strict Replication Consistency\" on one or more domain controllers in a forest. [SYNTAX] repadmin /regkey [value [/reg_sz]] [EXAMPLE] enable strict replication consistency on all DC's in forest repadmin /regkey * +strict enable strict replication consistency on all GC's in forest repadmin /regkey gc: +strict disable strict replication consistency on all DC's in forest repadmin /regkey * -strict	Enables and disables the values for two registry keys located under HKLM\\system\\ccs\\services\ tds\\parameters \"allowDivergent\" || \"strict\" allowDivergent for \"Allow Replication With Divergent and Corrupt Partner\" When a Windows Server 2003 domain controller has not inbound replicated a directory partition from any source in the preceding tombstone lifetime number of days, it logs NTDS Replication event 2042, then quarantines inbound replication from that source DC. Event 2042 indicates that replication can be unblocked by modifying \"Allow Replication With Divergent and Corrupt Partner\" in the registry to a value of 1. This replication quarantine should only be relaxed after checking for lingering objects, and removing them if present. \"repadmin /regkey - allowDivergent\" provides a reliable method to relax \"Allow Replication With Divergent and Corrupt Partner\" on one or more domain controllers in a forest. [SYNTAX] repadmin /regkey [value [/reg_sz]] [EXAMPLE] set \"Allow Replication With Divergent...\" on a single DC repadmin /regkey dc01.contoso.com +allowDivergent set \"Allow Replication With Divergent...\" on a all DC's repadmin /regkey GC: +allowDivergent set \"Allow Replication With Divergent...\" on a all GC's repadmin /regkey * +allowDivergent strict for \"Strict Replication Consistency\" Determines how a destination domain controller behaves when a source domain controller sends an update (as opposed to an object create) for an object that does not exist in the destination DC's copy of Active Directory. This behaviour is indicative of a lingering object being sent from the source DC to the destination dc. When strict replication consistency is enabled, the destination DC halts inbound replication from the source with and logs NTDS Replication events 1388, and Event 1084 with the extended error \"there is no such object on the server\" identify and attempt by the source DC to send a lingering object to the destination. When loose replication consistency is enabled, the destination DC reanimates the object sent by the DC and inbound replication is allowed to continue. The default value for replication consistency is determined by the how your Active Directory forest was created. Strict replication consistency quarantine lingering objects for easier removal but requires monitoring diligence. \"repadmin /regkey +|- strict\" provides a reliable way to configure values for the \"Strict Replication Consistency\" on one or more domain controllers in a forest. [SYNTAX] repadmin /regkey [value [/reg_sz]] [EXAMPLE] enable strict replication consistency on all DC's in forest repadmin /regkey * +strict enable strict replication consistency on all GC's in forest repadmin /regkey gc: +strict disable strict replication consistency on all DC's in forest repadmin /regkey * -strict
0x40000894	Displays the date, time and domain controller that last backed up each writable directory partition in the forest by reading the DSASignature attribute on the root of the NC head of each directory partition The DSASignature attribute is populated on Windows 2003 Service Pack 1 and newer domain controllers after a legacy or VSS (Volume snapshot service) system state backup is performed. Backup dates are not reported for Read-only partitions. Domain controller prior to Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 do not update the DSASignature timestamp. Failure to perform a timely backup is identified by NTDS Replication event 2089. The Backup event threshold for event 2089 is controlled by the registry key \"HKLM\\SYSTEM\\CCS\\Services\\NTDS\\Parameters\\Backup Latency Threshold (days)\" (reg_dword) The default is conservatively set to half of TSL but should be configured to 1 day in production environments. Backup frequency is examined 1x per day during the replication latency check that generates events 1862, 1863, 1864. For more information see MSKB article: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;914034 [SYNTAX] /showbackup [EXAMPLES] repadmin /showbackup site:HQ	Displays the date, time and domain controller that last backed up each writable directory partition in the forest by reading the DSASignature attribute on the root of the NC head of each directory partition The DSASignature attribute is populated on Windows 2003 Service Pack 1 and newer domain controllers after a legacy or VSS (Volume snapshot service) system state backup is performed. Backup dates are not reported for Read-only partitions. Domain controller prior to Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 do not update the DSASignature timestamp. Failure to perform a timely backup is identified by NTDS Replication event 2089. The Backup event threshold for event 2089 is controlled by the registry key \"HKLM\\SYSTEM\\CCS\\Services\\NTDS\\Parameters\\Backup Latency Threshold (days)\" (reg_dword) The default is conservatively set to half of TSL but should be configured to 1 day in production environments. Backup frequency is examined 1x per day during the replication latency check that generates events 1862, 1863, 1864. For more information see MSKB article: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;914034 [SYNTAX] /showbackup [EXAMPLES] repadmin /showbackup site:HQ
0x40000895	Displays the certificates (used with Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)-based replication) that are loaded on a specified directory server. [SYNTAX] /showcert [DSA_LIST]	Displays the certificates (used with Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)-based replication) that are loaded on a specified directory server. [SYNTAX] /showcert [DSA_LIST]
0x40000896	Can be used to determine which changes have not yet been replicated between two replication partners or track statistics or changes which have replicated between them. There are two syntaxes. The first could be used to compare changes made to a directory partition over time. This is a two step process. First a reference cookie is created for the partition. Then at a later date use the cookie to determine what changes have been seen. All changed attributes in the partition will be displayed and the cookie updated. The second form of the syntax determines what changes have yet to replicate from a given source DC to one or more destination DC's. [SYNTAX] /showchanges . [/cookie:] [/atts:,,...] [/long] [ /showchanges [/verbose] [/statistics] [/noincremental] [/objectsecurity] [/ancestors] [/atts:,,...] [/filter:] [EXAMPLES] Create a reference cookie for a given partition on a DC repadmin /showchanges rootdc01 cn=configuration,dc=contoso,dc=com /cookie:config Determine what changes have been made since the cookie was last updated. repadmin /showchanges childdc01 cn=configuration,dc=contoso,dc=com /cookie:config Determine what changes for the CONTOSO partition have yet to replicate to rootdc01 repadmin /showchanges rootdc01 2a9e3e32-531f-4c4f-9d95-e2e943aab7e0 dc=contoso,dc=com	Can be used to determine which changes have not yet been replicated between two replication partners or track statistics or changes which have replicated between them. There are two syntaxes. The first could be used to compare changes made to a directory partition over time. This is a two step process. First a reference cookie is created for the partition. Then at a later date use the cookie to determine what changes have been seen. All changed attributes in the partition will be displayed and the cookie updated. The second form of the syntax determines what changes have yet to replicate from a given source DC to one or more destination DC's. [SYNTAX] /showchanges . [/cookie:] [/atts:,,...] [/long] [ /showchanges [/verbose] [/statistics] [/noincremental] [/objectsecurity] [/ancestors] [/atts:,,...] [/filter:] [EXAMPLES] Create a reference cookie for a given partition on a DC repadmin /showchanges rootdc01 cn=configuration,dc=contoso,dc=com /cookie:config Determine what changes have been made since the cookie was last updated. repadmin /showchanges childdc01 cn=configuration,dc=contoso,dc=com /cookie:config Determine what changes for the CONTOSO partition have yet to replicate to rootdc01 repadmin /showchanges rootdc01 2a9e3e32-531f-4c4f-9d95-e2e943aab7e0 dc=contoso,dc=com
0x40000897	SHOWISM can very useful for locating improperly configured sites. This operation cannot be executed remotely. As the KCC runs through the progressions of analyzing inter-site site links and connections, it must query the ISM service to retrieve data about the network configuration to make intelligent decisions about routing changes. [SYNTAX] /showism [] [/verbose] (must be executed locally)	SHOWISM can very useful for locating improperly configured sites. This operation cannot be executed remotely. As the KCC runs through the progressions of analyzing inter-site site links and connections, it must query the ISM service to retrieve data about the network configuration to make intelligent decisions about routing changes. [SYNTAX] /showism [] [/verbose] (must be executed locally)
0x40000898	Displays the error message string for a given error number or the event text for a given Directory Services Event id. [SYNTAX] /showmsg { | /NTDSMSG}	Displays the error message string for a given error number or the event text for a given Directory Services Event id. [SYNTAX] /showmsg { | /NTDSMSG}
0x40000899	Each domain controller maintains a directory partition signature list. This command displays a list of the removed application partition GUIDs. An application directory partition can be configured to be held or not held on a particular domain controller using ntdsutil (for Active Directory). [SYNTAX] /showncsig [DSA_LIST]	Each domain controller maintains a directory partition signature list. This command displays a list of the removed application partition GUIDs. An application directory partition can be configured to be held or not held on a particular domain controller using ntdsutil (for Active Directory). [SYNTAX] /showncsig [DSA_LIST]
0x4000089A	A list of the entries in the DS Bind cache. These are outgoing calls. [SYNTAX] /showoutcalls [DSA_LIST]	A list of the entries in the DS Bind cache. These are outgoing calls. [SYNTAX] /showoutcalls [DSA_LIST]
0x4000089B	Lists cross-domain move proxy objects. When an object is moved from one domain to another, a marker remains in the original domain. This marker is called a proxy. [SYNTAX] /showproxy [DSA_LIST] [Naming Context] [matchstring] (search xdommove proxies) /showproxy [DSA_LIST] [Object DN] [matchstring] /movedobject (dump xdommoved object)	Lists cross-domain move proxy objects. When an object is moved from one domain to another, a marker remains in the original domain. This marker is called a proxy. [SYNTAX] /showproxy [DSA_LIST] [Naming Context] [matchstring] (search xdommove proxies) /showproxy [DSA_LIST] [Object DN] [matchstring] /movedobject (dump xdommoved object)
0x4000089C	Converts a directory service time value to string format for both the local and the Universal Time, Coordinated (UTC) time zones. [SYNTAX] /showtime	Converts a directory service time value to string format for both the local and the Universal Time, Coordinated (UTC) time zones. [SYNTAX] /showtime
0x4000089D	Lists all Active Directory domains that are trusted by a specified Active Directory domain. [SYNTAX] /showtrust [DSA_LIST]	Lists all Active Directory domains that are trusted by a specified Active Directory domain. [SYNTAX] /showtrust [DSA_LIST]
0x4000089E	Displays the values of the type, last modified time, originating directory server, and distinguished name of a specified object. [SYNTAX] /showvalue [DSA_LIST] [Attribute Name] [Value DN] [/nocache]	Displays the values of the type, last modified time, originating directory server, and distinguished name of a specified object. [SYNTAX] /showvalue [DSA_LIST] [Attribute Name] [Value DN] [/nocache]
0x4000089F	Displays a list of domain controllers. [SYNTAX] /viewlist [OBJ_LIST]	Displays a list of domain controllers. [SYNTAX] /viewlist [OBJ_LIST]
0x400008A0	Used to add a new SPN or to delete or modify an existing SPN. [SYNTAX] /writespn [DSA_LIST]	Used to add a new SPN or to delete or modify an existing SPN. [SYNTAX] /writespn [DSA_LIST]
0x400008A1	REPADMIN_IDS_CMD__DETAIL	REPADMIN_IDS_CMD__DETAIL
0x400008A2	Displays a list of replication failures that Knowledge Consistency Checker (KCC) is aware of. Run this command from the console of each ISTG domain controller in the forest to discover replication failures for bridgeheads in the site for that ISTG. [SYNTAX] /failcache [DSA_LIST]	Displays a list of replication failures that Knowledge Consistency Checker (KCC) is aware of. Run this command from the console of each ISTG domain controller in the forest to discover replication failures for bridgeheads in the site for that ISTG. [SYNTAX] /failcache [DSA_LIST]
0x400008A3	Displays the connection objects for a specified domain controller. The default is local site. [SYNTAX] /showconn [DSA_LIST] {serverRDN | Container DN | } [/from:serverRDN] [/intersite] (default is local site)	Displays the connection objects for a specified domain controller. The default is local site. [SYNTAX] /showconn [DSA_LIST] {serverRDN | Container DN | } [/from:serverRDN] [/intersite] (default is local site)
0x400008A4	Displays a list of computers that have opened sessions with a specified domain controller. [SYNTAX] /showctx [DSA_LIST] [/nocache]	Displays a list of computers that have opened sessions with a specified domain controller. [SYNTAX] /showctx [DSA_LIST] [/nocache]
0x400008A5	Displays the retired invocation IDs on a domain controller. A directory server changes its invocation ID when it is restored or when it rehosts an application partition. [SYNTAX] /showsig [DSA_LIST]	Displays the retired invocation IDs on a domain controller. A directory server changes its invocation ID when it is restored or when it rehosts an application partition. [SYNTAX] /showsig [DSA_LIST]
0x400008AB	Displays the replication metadata for a specified object stored in Active Directory, such as attribute ID, version number, originating and local Update Sequence Number (USN), and originating server's GUID and Date and Time stamp /showmeta [DC] [/nocache] [/linked]	Displays the replication metadata for a specified object stored in Active Directory, such as attribute ID, version number, originating and local Update Sequence Number (USN), and originating server's GUID and Date and Time stamp /showmeta [DC] [/nocache] [/linked]
0x400008AC	No such subcommand. Please use /? for help.	No such subcommand. Please use /? for help.
0x400008AD	/kcc Forces the KCC on targeted domain controller(s) to immediately recalculate its inbound replication topology.	/kcc Forces the KCC on targeted domain controller(s) to immediately recalculate its inbound replication topology.
0x400008AE	/prp This command allows an admin to view or modify the password replication policy for RODCs.	/prp This command allows an admin to view or modify the password replication policy for RODCs.
0x400008AF	/queue Displays inbound replication requests that the DC needs to issue to become consistent with its source replication partners.	/queue Displays inbound replication requests that the DC needs to issue to become consistent with its source replication partners.
0x400008B0	/replicate Triggers the immediate replication of the specified directory partition to the destination domain controller from the source DC.	/replicate Triggers the immediate replication of the specified directory partition to the destination domain controller from the source DC.
0x400008B1	/replsingleobj Replicates a single object between any two domain controllers that have common directory partitions.	/replsingleobj Replicates a single object between any two domain controllers that have common directory partitions.
0x400008B2	/replsummary The replsummary operation quickly and concisely summarizes the replication state and relative health of a forest.	/replsummary The replsummary operation quickly and concisely summarizes the replication state and relative health of a forest.
0x400008B3	/showattr Displays the attributes of an object.	/showattr Displays the attributes of an object.
0x400008B4	/showobjmeta Displays the replication metadata for a specified object stored in Active Directory, such as attribute ID, version number, originating and local Update Sequence Number (USN), and originating server's GUID and Date and Time stamp.	/showobjmeta Displays the replication metadata for a specified object stored in Active Directory, such as attribute ID, version number, originating and local Update Sequence Number (USN), and originating server's GUID and Date and Time stamp.
0x400008B5	/showrepl Displays the replication status when specified domain controller last attempted to inbound replicate Active Directory partitions.	/showrepl Displays the replication status when specified domain controller last attempted to inbound replicate Active Directory partitions.
0x400008B6	/showutdvec displays the highest committed Update Sequence Number (USN) that the targeted DC's copy of Active Directory shows as committed for itself and its transitive partners.	/showutdvec displays the highest committed Update Sequence Number (USN) that the targeted DC's copy of Active Directory shows as committed for itself and its transitive partners.
0x400008B7	/syncall Synchronizes a specified domain controller with all replication partners.	/syncall Synchronizes a specified domain controller with all replication partners.
0x400008B8	/rodcpwdrepl Triggers replication of passwords for the specified user(s) from the source (Hub DC) to one or more Read Only DC's.	/rodcpwdrepl Triggers replication of passwords for the specified user(s) from the source (Hub DC) to one or more Read Only DC's.
0x400008B9
0x400008BA	Allows the lookup of an IP address. Flags are used to control whether the resolver cache should be flushed [SYNTAX] /dnslookup /alias /dnslookup where DnsReslFlags are combinations of DNSRESL_FLUSH_CACHE (0x1) DNSRESL_FLUSH_CACHE_ON_ERROR (0x2) DNSRESL_GET_IPV4_ONLY (0x4) DNSRESL_GET_IPV6_ONLY (0x8) DNSRESL_PREFER_IPV4 (0x10)\t NOTE flag 0x2 is default if not specified DNSRESL_FLUSH_CACHE flushes the resolver cache before issuing the lookup DNSRESL_FLUSH_CACHE_ON_ERROR flushes the resolver cache if there is a DNS lookup error and retries the lookup. If a second error occurs that would be returned. DNSRESL_GET_IPV6_ONLY returns only IP V6 addresses DNSRESL_PREFER_IPV4 displays the returned address with IP V4 at the top of the list. Default is IP V6 at the top of the list. [EXAMPLE]Flushes the resolver cache & looks up a CNAME and returns the IPV4 address(es)first. repadmin /dnslookup a1544517-4158-4d35-b582-6ab83ac6f39b._msdcs.contoso.com 0x13	Allows the lookup of an IP address. Flags are used to control whether the resolver cache should be flushed [SYNTAX] /dnslookup /alias /dnslookup where DnsReslFlags are combinations of DNSRESL_FLUSH_CACHE (0x1) DNSRESL_FLUSH_CACHE_ON_ERROR (0x2) DNSRESL_GET_IPV4_ONLY (0x4) DNSRESL_GET_IPV6_ONLY (0x8) DNSRESL_PREFER_IPV4 (0x10)\t NOTE flag 0x2 is default if not specified DNSRESL_FLUSH_CACHE flushes the resolver cache before issuing the lookup DNSRESL_FLUSH_CACHE_ON_ERROR flushes the resolver cache if there is a DNS lookup error and retries the lookup. If a second error occurs that would be returned. DNSRESL_GET_IPV6_ONLY returns only IP V6 addresses DNSRESL_PREFER_IPV4 displays the returned address with IP V4 at the top of the list. Default is IP V6 at the top of the list. [EXAMPLE]Flushes the resolver cache & looks up a CNAME and returns the IPV4 address(es)first. repadmin /dnslookup a1544517-4158-4d35-b582-6ab83ac6f39b._msdcs.contoso.com 0x13
0x400008BB	Forces the KCC on targeted domain controller(s) to immediately recalculate its inbound replication topology. By default, each DC performs this recalculation every 15 minutes. Run this command to troubleshoot KCC errors after removing suspected fault conditions, or to \"activate\" newly created manual connection objects. [SYNTAX] /kcc [DSA_LIST] [/async] [EXAMPLES] The following command targets all DC's in the site HQ and triggers the KCC to run on each one. repadmin /kcc site:HQ	Forces the KCC on targeted domain controller(s) to immediately recalculate its inbound replication topology. By default, each DC performs this recalculation every 15 minutes. Run this command to troubleshoot KCC errors after removing suspected fault conditions, or to \"activate\" newly created manual connection objects. [SYNTAX] /kcc [DSA_LIST] [/async] [EXAMPLES] The following command targets all DC's in the site HQ and triggers the KCC to run on each one. repadmin /kcc site:HQ
0x400008BC	This command allows an admin to view or modify the password replication policy for RODCs. \t[SYNTAX] /prp [ADDITIONAL_ARGS] can be either of view add delete move for view, add, and delete, can be either of rodc_name * for move, is rodc_name [ADDITIONAL_ARGS] depend on view: This operation displays the principals in the specified list or displays the current password replication policy for a specified user. /prp view {|} is either of auth2 - the list of security principals which have been authenticated by the RODC reveal - the list of security principals (users and computers) which have their current password cached by the RODC allow - security principals explicitly listed in the attribute msds-revealondemandgroup associated with the RODC specified. The RODC is only permitted to cache passwords for \"members\" of this \"list\" deny - security principals explicitly listed in the attribute msds-neverrevealgroup associated with the RODC. The RODC is not permitted to cache passwords for \"members\" of this \"list\" The allow and deny lists typically contain groups. Direct or nested membership of any of the groups implies membership of the relevant \"list\". add: This operation adds the specified principal to the \"allow list\" - msds-revealondemandgroup attribute associated with the RODC. /prp add allow delete: This operation deletes the specified principal (or all principals) from the auth2/allow list. /prp delete allow {|/all} /prp delete auth2 /all move: This operation moves all the principals from the auth2 list to the specified group. If the group does not exist, it is created. If the group is not in the allow list of the RODC, it is added. /prp move [/noauth2cleanup] [/users_only|/comps_only] /noauth2cleanup - The auth2 list will be cleaned up by default when using the move operation. Use this switch to avoid the cleanup. /users_only - Only user objects will be moved from the auth2 list to the allow list. /comps_only - Only computer objects will be moved from the auth2 list to the allow list. Note: typically the /prp command will be executed on a \"Full\" Windows Server 2008 DC rather than an RODC. [EXAMPLE] The following command would list the users whose password are currently cached on the specified dc. repadmin /prp view br1-rodc01 reveal The following command would allow the specified user's password to be cached on the specified dc. repadmin /prp add br1-rodc1 allow cn=br1-cachable,ou=user-groups,dc=contoso,dc=com	This command allows an admin to view or modify the password replication policy for RODCs. \t[SYNTAX] /prp [ADDITIONAL_ARGS] can be either of view add delete move for view, add, and delete, can be either of rodc_name * for move, is rodc_name [ADDITIONAL_ARGS] depend on view: This operation displays the principals in the specified list or displays the current password replication policy for a specified user. /prp view {|} is either of auth2 - the list of security principals which have been authenticated by the RODC reveal - the list of security principals (users and computers) which have their current password cached by the RODC allow - security principals explicitly listed in the attribute msds-revealondemandgroup associated with the RODC specified. The RODC is only permitted to cache passwords for \"members\" of this \"list\" deny - security principals explicitly listed in the attribute msds-neverrevealgroup associated with the RODC. The RODC is not permitted to cache passwords for \"members\" of this \"list\" The allow and deny lists typically contain groups. Direct or nested membership of any of the groups implies membership of the relevant \"list\". add: This operation adds the specified principal to the \"allow list\" - msds-revealondemandgroup attribute associated with the RODC. /prp add allow delete: This operation deletes the specified principal (or all principals) from the auth2/allow list. /prp delete allow {|/all} /prp delete auth2 /all move: This operation moves all the principals from the auth2 list to the specified group. If the group does not exist, it is created. If the group is not in the allow list of the RODC, it is added. /prp move [/noauth2cleanup] [/users_only|/comps_only] /noauth2cleanup - The auth2 list will be cleaned up by default when using the move operation. Use this switch to avoid the cleanup. /users_only - Only user objects will be moved from the auth2 list to the allow list. /comps_only - Only computer objects will be moved from the auth2 list to the allow list. Note: typically the /prp command will be executed on a \"Full\" Windows Server 2008 DC rather than an RODC. [EXAMPLE] The following command would list the users whose password are currently cached on the specified dc. repadmin /prp view br1-rodc01 reveal The following command would allow the specified user's password to be cached on the specified dc. repadmin /prp add br1-rodc1 allow cn=br1-cachable,ou=user-groups,dc=contoso,dc=com
0x40000C10	Forest GUID: %1	Forest GUID: %1
0x40000C11	Forest GUID: (none)	Forest GUID: (none)
0x40000C12	Successfully replicated secrets for user %1 on read-only DC %2 from full DC %3.	Successfully replicated secrets for user %1 on read-only DC %2 from full DC %3.
0x40000C13	Server Error: %1	Server Error: %1
0x40000C14	Unable to replicate secrets for user %1 on read-only DC %2 from full DC %3.Error: %4 (%5!d!)	Unable to replicate secrets for user %1 on read-only DC %2 from full DC %3.Error: %4 (%5!d!)
0x40000C15	Unable to replicate secrets for user %1 on read-only DC %2 from full DC %3.The cause of this error is due to one of the following:* The caller does not have the \"Secret Synchronization\" control access right on the read-only DC above.* The user above is a security sensitive user that cannot have secrets replicated to any read-only DC.* The user above is not a member of the RevealOnDemand group associated with the read-only DC above.* The user above is a member of the NeverReveal group associated with the read-only DC above.	Unable to replicate secrets for user %1 on read-only DC %2 from full DC %3.The cause of this error is due to one of the following:* The caller does not have the \"Secret Synchronization\" control access right on the read-only DC above.* The user above is a security sensitive user that cannot have secrets replicated to any read-only DC.* The user above is not a member of the RevealOnDemand group associated with the read-only DC above.* The user above is a member of the NeverReveal group associated with the read-only DC above.
0x40000C24	This operation will move all user security principals from the Auth2 list of the RODC to the Allow list.Do you wish to continue? (yes/no):	This operation will move all user security principals from the Auth2 list of the RODC to the Allow list.Do you wish to continue? (yes/no):
0x40000C25	This operation will move all the computer security principals from the Auth2 list of the RODC to the Allow list.Do you wish to continue? (yes/no):	This operation will move all the computer security principals from the Auth2 list of the RODC to the Allow list.Do you wish to continue? (yes/no):
0x40000C26	This operation will move all the security principals from the Auth2 list of the RODC to the Allow list.Do you wish to continue? (yes/no):	This operation will move all the security principals from the Auth2 list of the RODC to the Allow list.Do you wish to continue? (yes/no):
0x40000C27	This operation will add all user security principals from the Auth2 list of the RODC to the Allow list.Do you wish to continue? (yes/no):	This operation will add all user security principals from the Auth2 list of the RODC to the Allow list.Do you wish to continue? (yes/no):
0x40000C28	This operation will add all the computer security principals from the Auth2 list of the RODC to the Allow list.Do you wish to continue? (yes/no):	This operation will add all the computer security principals from the Auth2 list of the RODC to the Allow list.Do you wish to continue? (yes/no):
0x40000C29	This operation will add all the security principals from the Auth2 list of the RODC to the Allow list.Do you wish to continue? (yes/no):	This operation will add all the security principals from the Auth2 list of the RODC to the Allow list.Do you wish to continue? (yes/no):
0x40000C2A	Principal %1 is in the RODC's Allow list.	Principal %1 is in the RODC's Allow list.
0x40000C2B	Principal %1 is in the RODC's Deny list.	Principal %1 is in the RODC's Deny list.
0x40000C2C	Principal %1 is neither in the RODC's Allow list nor Deny list.	Principal %1 is neither in the RODC's Allow list nor Deny list.
0x40000C2D	An error was encountered while performing the requested operation: 0x%1!x!.	An error was encountered while performing the requested operation: 0x%1!x!.
0x40000C2E	Extended error information:%1	Extended error information:%1
0x40000C32	The specified group %1 does not exist. This operation will create this group in the default Users container and add the group to the RODC's Allow list.Do you wish to continue? (yes/no):	The specified group %1 does not exist. This operation will create this group in the default Users container and add the group to the RODC's Allow list.Do you wish to continue? (yes/no):
0x40000C33	If the specified group %1 is not in the RODCs's Allow list, this operation will add this group to the Allow list.Do you wish to continue? (yes/no):	If the specified group %1 is not in the RODCs's Allow list, this operation will add this group to the Allow list.Do you wish to continue? (yes/no):
0x40000C3A	Repadmin: running command %1 against full DC %2	Repadmin: running command %1 against full DC %2
0x40000C3B	Repadmin: running command %1 against read-only DC %2	Repadmin: running command %1 against read-only DC %2
0x40000C42	Modifying options for RODC %1 on writable DC %2.	Modifying options for RODC %1 on writable DC %2.
0x40000C43	Unable to load resource string.	Unable to load resource string.
0x800007D0	Unused	Unused
0x800007DC	The following flags are not modifiable: %1	The following flags are not modifiable: %1
0x800007DD	NOTE: Replication on writable DSAs has been left disabled.	NOTE: Replication on writable DSAs has been left disabled.
0x800007DE	DN is missing!	DN is missing!
0x800007DF	(%1!d!)	(%1!d!)
0x800007E0	WARNING: Not advertising as a global catalog.	WARNING: Not advertising as a global catalog.
0x800007E1	******* WARNING: KCC could not add this REPLICA LINK due to error.	******* WARNING: KCC could not add this REPLICA LINK due to error.
0x800007E2	Site %1 is not connected by this transport.	Site %1 is not connected by this transport.
0x80000C37	Unable to continue since DsReplicaGetInfo returned no neighbours for the specified SourceDSAObjectGuid.	Unable to continue since DsReplicaGetInfo returned no neighbours for the specified SourceDSAObjectGuid.
0x80000C38	Repadmin: not running against full DC %1 since it is incompatible with this command.	Repadmin: not running against full DC %1 since it is incompatible with this command.
0x80000C39	Repadmin: not running against read-only DC %1 since it is incompatible with this command.	Repadmin: not running against read-only DC %1 since it is incompatible with this command.
0xC0000BB8	The password is too long.	The password is too long.
0xC0000BB9	User name must be prefixed by domain name.	User name must be prefixed by domain name.
0xC0000BBA	Password must be accompanied by user name.	Password must be accompanied by user name.
0xC0000BBB	Failed to query the console mode.	Failed to query the console mode.
0xC0000BBD	Unknown option \"%1\".	Unknown option \"%1\".
0xC0000BBE	Repadmin failed to allocate memory.	Repadmin failed to allocate memory.
0xC0000BBF	Access to store denied.Try authenticating (net use) to the system using an administrator account.	Access to store denied.Try authenticating (net use) to the system using an administrator account.
0xC0000BC0	Access to store denied.CertOpenStore on remote My store failed! Error is %1	Access to store denied.CertOpenStore on remote My store failed! Error is %1
0xC0000BC1	Domain Controller Certificate was not found.	Domain Controller Certificate was not found.
0xC0000BC2	Certificate has no alt subject name.	Certificate has no alt subject name.
0xC0000BC3	Can't decode alt subject name, encountered error: 0x%1!x! %2	Can't decode alt subject name, encountered error: 0x%1!x! %2
0xC0000BC4	CAFindCertTypeByName failed, error 0x%1!x!	CAFindCertTypeByName failed, error 0x%1!x!
0xC0000BC5	CAGetCertTypeProperty failed, error 0x%1!x!	CAGetCertTypeProperty failed, error 0x%1!x!
0xC0000BC6	CAFreeCertTypeProperty failed, error 0x%1!x!	CAFreeCertTypeProperty failed, error 0x%1!x!
0xC0000BC7	CACloseCertType failed, error 0x%1!x!	CACloseCertType failed, error 0x%1!x!
0xC0000BC8	DsBindWithCred to %1 failed with status %0	DsBindWithCred to %1 failed with status %0
0xC0000BC9	DsBindWithCred to %1 failed with status %2!d!	DsBindWithCred to %1 failed with status %2!d!
0xC0000BCA	%1!d! (0x%2!x!): %3	%1!d! (0x%2!x!): %3
0xC0000BCB	%1!d! (0x%2!x!):	%1!d! (0x%2!x!):
0xC0000BCC	DsUnBind() failed with status %0	DsUnBind() failed with status %0
0xC0000BCD	Error converting GUID %1, error %0	Error converting GUID %1, error %0
0xC0000BCE	Either a single Reps-To DSA or \"/nosource\" must be specified, but not both.	Either a single Reps-To DSA or \"/nosource\" must be specified, but not both.
0xC0000BCF	%1() failed with status %0	%1() failed with status %0
0xC0000BD0	%1() failed with status %2!d!	%1() failed with status %2!d!
0xC0000BD1	%1( %2 ) failed with status %0	%1( %2 ) failed with status %0
0xC0000BD2	A single source GUID must be specified.	A single source GUID must be specified.
0xC0000BD3	[%1!S!, %2!d!] LDAP error %3!d! (%4) Win32 Err %5!d!.	[%1!S!, %2!d!] LDAP error %3!d! (%4) Win32 Err %5!d!.
0xC0000BD4	Must specify a Naming Context.	Must specify a Naming Context.
0xC0000BD5	Must specify a target DSA.	Must specify a target DSA.
0xC0000BD6	Cannot open LDAP connection to %1.	Cannot open LDAP connection to %1.
0xC0000BD7	Cannot open LDAP connection to %1 (%2).	Cannot open LDAP connection to %1 (%2).
0xC0000BD8	Cannot open LDAP connection to localhost.	Cannot open LDAP connection to localhost.
0xC0000BD9	No instances of this NC found -- please check the NC name and your credentials.	No instances of this NC found -- please check the NC name and your credentials.
0xC0000BDA	Failed to bind to registry on %1, error %0	Failed to bind to registry on %1, error %0
0xC0000BDB	Failed to open DS registry key on %1, error %0	Failed to open DS registry key on %1, error %0
0xC0000BDC	Could not set registry value, error %0	Could not set registry value, error %0
0xC0000BDD	Failed to delete replica link, error %0	Failed to delete replica link, error %0
0xC0000BE0	Couldn't read cookie from file %1	Couldn't read cookie from file %1
0xC0000BE1	Couldn't write cookie to file %1	Couldn't write cookie to file %1
0xC0000BE2	Couldn't open cookie file %1	Couldn't open cookie file %1
0xC0000BE3	Must specify an object.	Must specify an object.
0xC0000BE4	I_ISMGetConnectivity() returned NULL for site connectivity!	I_ISMGetConnectivity() returned NULL for site connectivity!
0xC0000BE5	Must supply zero or one transport DN.	Must supply zero or one transport DN.
0xC0000BE6	Fatal error at line %1!d!, file %2!S!	Fatal error at line %1!d!, file %2!S!
0xC0000BE7	%1!S! had unexpected null value at line %2!d!, file %3!S!	%1!S! had unexpected null value at line %2!d!, file %3!S!
0xC0000BE8	%1!S! had unexpected failure value at line %2!d!, file %3!S!	%1!S! had unexpected failure value at line %2!d!, file %3!S!
0xC0000BE9	Error in ber_printf.	Error in ber_printf.
0xC0000BEA	Error in ber_flatten.	Error in ber_flatten.
0xC0000BEB	Did not get a replication server control back.	Did not get a replication server control back.
0xC0000BEC	Must specify message number.	Must specify message number.
0xC0000BED	Invalid message ID, \"%1\".	Invalid message ID, \"%1\".
0xC0000BEE	Error contacting server %1 (network error): %0	Error contacting server %1 (network error): %0
0xC0000BEF	Error issuing replication: %0	Error issuing replication: %0
0xC0000BF0	The following server could not be reached (topology incomplete): %1	The following server could not be reached (topology incomplete): %1
0xC0000BF1	Unknown error.	Unknown error.
0xC0000BF2	SyncAll exited with fatal Win32 error: %0	SyncAll exited with fatal Win32 error: %0
0xC0000BF3	Invalid commandline; use repadmin /SyncAll /h for help.	Invalid commandline; use repadmin /SyncAll /h for help.
0xC0000BF4	SyncAll reported the following errors:	SyncAll reported the following errors:
0xC0000BF5	Invalid arguments.	Invalid arguments.
0xC0000BF6	Invalid argument %1	Invalid argument %1
0xC0000BF7	Cannot add & remove same option.	Cannot add & remove same option.
0xC0000BF8	The site %1 was not found!	The site %1 was not found!
0xC0000BF9	Format of retiredReplDsaSignatures is unrecognized.	Format of retiredReplDsaSignatures is unrecognized.
0xC0000BFA	invalid distname binary value %1	invalid distname binary value %1
0xC0000BFB	unexpected distname binary length %1!d!	unexpected distname binary length %1!d!
0xC0000BFC	Please specify one of: RDN, DN, or GUID.	Please specify one of: RDN, DN, or GUID.
0xC0000BFD	Ambiguous name: more than one server exists with RDN %1.	Ambiguous name: more than one server exists with RDN %1.
0xC0000BFE	Must specify invocation ID to translate	Must specify invocation ID to translate
0xC0000BFF	RemoveLingeringObjects successful on %1.	RemoveLingeringObjects successful on %1.
0xC0000C00	The set operation is allowed on the Domain Naming Master Only.Your Domain Naming Master is: %1	The set operation is allowed on the Domain Naming Master Only.Your Domain Naming Master is: %1
0xC0000C01	Partition %1 does not have expected writeability for source %2.	Partition %1 does not have expected writeability for source %2.
0xC0000C02	NTDSAPI V1 BindState, printing extended members.	NTDSAPI V1 BindState, printing extended members.
0xC0000C03	NTDSAPI V2 BindState, printing extended members.	NTDSAPI V2 BindState, printing extended members.
0xC0000C04	bindAddr: %1	bindAddr: %1
0xC0000C05	pszAnnot: %1	pszAnnot: %1
0xC0000C06	InstGuid = {%1}	InstGuid = {%1}
0xC0000C07	InstGuid = (none)	InstGuid = (none)
0xC0000C08	NTDSAPI DsBind appears to have returned an invalid V1 bind handle for a V2 bind.	NTDSAPI DsBind appears to have returned an invalid V1 bind handle for a V2 bind.
0xC0000C09	The following DSA_NAME is ambiguous, and did not resolve to a single server: DSA_NAME: %1	The following DSA_NAME is ambiguous, and did not resolve to a single server: DSA_NAME: %1
0xC0000C0A	The provided DSA_LIST or DSA_NAME format is not supported in AD LDS:	The provided DSA_LIST or DSA_NAME format is not supported in AD LDS:
0xC0000C0B	An attempt to resolve %1 to a valid connection/binding string, failed with 0x%2!x!	An attempt to resolve %1 to a valid connection/binding string, failed with 0x%2!x!
0xC0000C0C	An inquiry into the authentication information on the binding failed with 0x%1!x!	An inquiry into the authentication information on the binding failed with 0x%1!x!
0xC0000C0D	Security information on the binding is as follows: SPN Requested: %1 Authn Service: %2!d! Authn Level: %3!d! Authz Service: %4!d!	Security information on the binding is as follows: SPN Requested: %1 Authn Service: %2!d! Authn Level: %3!d! Authz Service: %4!d!
0xC0000C0E	Unable to write the requested SPN's, failed with 0x%1!x!	Unable to write the requested SPN's, failed with 0x%1!x!
0xC0000C0F	Successfully wrote the requested SPN's.	Successfully wrote the requested SPN's.
0xC0000C16	An integer overflow has occurred.	An integer overflow has occurred.
0xC0000C17	Failed to connect to DC: %1.	Failed to connect to DC: %1.
0xC0000C18	Problems with RODC/s Search, failed with 0x%1!x!	Problems with RODC/s Search, failed with 0x%1!x!
0xC0000C19	The following RODC_NAME couldn't be found: RODC: %1	The following RODC_NAME couldn't be found: RODC: %1
0xC0000C1A	The following RODC_NAME is ambiguous, and did not resolve to a single server: RODC: %1	The following RODC_NAME is ambiguous, and did not resolve to a single server: RODC: %1
0xC0000C1B	Search found no RODCs.	Search found no RODCs.
0xC0000C1C	Auth2 list is empty. No values added to the allow list.	Auth2 list is empty. No values added to the allow list.
0xC0000C1D	No user accounts found on Auth2 list. No values added to the allow list.	No user accounts found on Auth2 list. No values added to the allow list.
0xC0000C1E	No computer accounts found on Auth2 list. No values added to the allow list.	No computer accounts found on Auth2 list. No values added to the allow list.
0xC0000C1F	For RODC \"%1\", \"%2\" could not be added to the allow list. Ldap Error: %3!d!.	For RODC \"%1\", \"%2\" could not be added to the allow list. Ldap Error: %3!d!.
0xC0000C20	Couldn't find a domain controller that meets the requirements.	Couldn't find a domain controller that meets the requirements.
0xC0000C21	Specified Domain Controller: %1 doesn't meet the requirements.	Specified Domain Controller: %1 doesn't meet the requirements.
0xC0000C22	Couldn't connect to Domain Controller: %1.	Couldn't connect to Domain Controller: %1.
0xC0000C23	Couldn't bind to Domain Controller: %1.	Couldn't bind to Domain Controller: %1.
0xC0000C2F	The following group name is ambiguous, and did not resolve to a single group: %1.	The following group name is ambiguous, and did not resolve to a single group: %1.
0xC0000C30	The following user name is ambiguous, and did not resolve to a single user: %1.	The following user name is ambiguous, and did not resolve to a single user: %1.
0xC0000C31	The specified user %1 does not exist.	The specified user %1 does not exist.
0xC0000C34	An error was encountered while creating the group %1.	An error was encountered while creating the group %1.
0xC0000C35	An error was encountered while adding the group %1 to the RODC's Allow list.	An error was encountered while adding the group %1 to the RODC's Allow list.
0xC0000C36	An error occured while parsing the revealed list entry %1.	An error occured while parsing the revealed list entry %1.
0xC0000C3C	The specified user or group %1 does not exist.	The specified user or group %1 does not exist.
0xC0000C3D	Invalid argument in object list.	Invalid argument in object list.
0xC0000C3E	LDAP error %1!d! (%2) Win32 Err %3!d!.	LDAP error %1!d! (%2) Win32 Err %3!d!.
0xC0000C3F	Fatal error.	Fatal error.
0xC0000C40	%1!S! had unexpected null value.	%1!S! had unexpected null value.
0xC0000C41	%1!S! had unexpected failure value.	%1!S! had unexpected failure value.

File Name:	repadmin.exe.mui
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File Size:	210 kB
File Permissions:	rw-rw-rw-
File Type:	Win32 DLL
File Type Extension:	dll
MIME Type:	application/octet-stream
Machine Type:	Intel 386 or later, and compatibles
Time Stamp:	0000:00:00 00:00:00
PE Type:	PE32
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Initialized Data Size:	214528
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File Flags:	(none)
File OS:	Windows NT 32-bit
Object File Type:	Executable application
File Subtype:	0
Language Code:	English (U.S.)
Character Set:	Unicode
Company Name:	Microsoft Corporation
File Description:	NT5DS
File Version:	10.0.15063.0 (WinBuild.160101.0800)
Internal Name:	repadmin.exe
Legal Copyright:	© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Original File Name:	repadmin.exe.mui
Product Name:	Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
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repadmin.exe.mui is Multilingual User Interface resource file that contain English (U.S.) language for file repadmin.exe (NT5DS).

File Description:	NT5DS
File Version:	10.0.15063.0 (WinBuild.160101.0800)
Company Name:	Microsoft Corporation
Internal Name:	repadmin.exe
Legal Copyright:	© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Original Filename:	repadmin.exe.mui
Product Name:	Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
Product Version:	10.0.15063.0
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