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DsRemoveDsServerW error 0x5(Access is denied.) when removing failed 2003 DC using NTDSUtil

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Hi,

I have a failed 2003 SP2 DC (hardware failure) and I've already seized the FSMO roles onto another DC.  Currently, we have two functioning DC's.  The ones still functioning are 2003 SP2 and a 2008 RTM SP2 in a Windows 2003 domain functional level.

I've read through this link and I'm having the same issue, but I'd rather use the metadata cleanup if I can to make sure it's properly removed.  I am going to reuse the same hostname and IP if possible.

Remove the orphaned DC failed-
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/winserverDS/thread/5dcf30ce-e5d5-4f9b-81e4-d0a49651da06

I've checked to make sure the failed DC's object option for "Protect this object from accidental delettion" is unchecked.  I've even toggled this to see if that was the problem.  I'm also using a user account which is a member of the domain admins, enterprise admins, and schema admins group.  Just to be sure, I've created a new account and added it to those 3 groups, but still no luck and receive the same error.

I've only ran the ntdsutil on the 2008 DC, but will try running it on the 2003.  I doubt this would matter, though?

Any ideas?

metadata cleanup: remove selected server
Transferring / Seizing FSMO roles off the selected server.
Removing FRS metadata for the selected server.
Searching for FRS members under "CN=CLAY-DC2,OU=Domain Controllers,DC=CLAY,DC=CN
TY".
Deleting subtree under "CN=CLAY-DC2,OU=Domain Controllers,DC=CLAY,DC=CNTY".
The attempt to remove the FRS settings on CN=CLAY-DC2,CN=Servers,CN=Default-Firs
t-Site-Name,CN=Sites,CN=Configuration,DC=CLAY,DC=CNTY failed because "Element no
t found.";
metadata cleanup is continuing.
DsRemoveDsServerW error 0x5(Access is denied.)

Rory Schmitz

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