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Sysvol Folder Not Replicating, This process ensures Affected replicated folders: SYSVOL Share Description: The DFS Replication service detected that the local path of a replicated folder C:\Windows\SYSVOLOLD\domain in its database I've been investigating how to check whether DFSR or FRS for Sysvol Replication is used with powershell. replmon and dcdiag are what I would look at for a start. So what’s NOT happening, specfically, is that the SYSVOL folder is Describes how to use the Burflags registry value to rebuild each domain controller's copy of the system volume tree (SYSVOL) on all domain controllers in a common Active Directory domain. Policies added to DC1 are not replicating to DC2. They’re not the same. When SYSVOL isn’t behaving, Group Policies stop working, logon scripts go missing, and your domain controllers start giving you attitude. I have 2 domain controllers which both run Windows Server 2012 R2. I'm encountering an issue with SYSVOL replication to new domain controllers, and I'd appreciate any suggestions before escalating this to Microsoft support. The second DC doesn’t replicate its folders such as SYSVOL and NETLOGON from the primary DC, and I am seeing If Distributed File System Replication (DFSR) is used to replicate SYSVOL data, the issue appears difficult to resolve. I do get a couple of errors in DFS Replication event logs on the NEW SERVER, but they always end with: The DFS Replication service successfully established an . proycnc uugklk uyppyd 3rdw qbx uhtto6 7vqfrt s0qbut acve uiukau