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DFRS-SYSVOL-Replikation steht nach einem Systemausfall auf beendet! (Event-ID: 2213, 4012)
How to fix Event ID 2213 for DFSr
I work a lot with DFSr because we use it to keep some web farm replicated and some of our customer’s private farms. I can tell you it sucks, it always breaks, and it’s very hard to maintain. Although I’ll caveat that by saying we probably shouldn’t use it for web farms with millions of little files. Seems to work fine for AD. Anyway, this is the most common issue you will run into with DFSr, the unexpected crash or shut down. Both the nodes this occurred on did not crash, in fact they didn’t even reboot or shut down. But that doesn’t matter, DFSr still crashed. Below is just one example and the fix for it. It’s obvious from the event what you need to do, but lets review anyway.
The one thing you HAVE to remember is to leave it alone. Do not touch it after you resume replication. That’s the #1 mistake I see people making with troubleshooting DFSr. Either rebooting the server or restarting the server. DFSr keeps a journal (database) of all the changes to the replicated folders. You can’t just restart the service or reboot the server to fix this. That’s like trying to restart SQL to recover a corrupted database. Instead you need to recover that journal, which fortunately Microsoft tells you exactly how to do in the event log.