repdiag
repdiag
Repadmin
REPADMIN REPADMIN.EXE is a command line tool used to monitor and troubleshoot replication on a computer running Windows. This is a command line tool that allows you to view the replication topology as seen from the perspective of each domain controller. It performs the following actions: * Checks replication consistency between replication partners. * Monitors replication status. * Displays replication metadata. * Forces replication events. * Knowledge Consistency Checker (KCC) recalculation * Important Usage ** In order to replicate the new NS record to all the domain controllers, run the REPADMIN /syncall command from the command prompt. ** To immediate replicate the AD information, choose either of two- From the AD Sites and Services console, select the existing connection objects and force replication. Or, use REPADMIN.EXE to force replication between the site connection objects. ** Use the REPADMIN tool to synchronize new user information between all sites to enable new users to log on to the domain in a remote site. Other Answer REPADMIN is a built-in Windows diagnostic command-line utility that works at the Active Directory level. Although specific to Windows, it is also useful for diagnosing some Exchange replication problems, since Exchange Server is Active Directory based. REPADMIN doesn't actually fix replication problems for you. But, you can use it to help determine the source of a malfunction.
manual encryption
Gpupdate
Service bigd stop
Typically, you use the "service" command, such as: service sshd start
dcdiag
because after giving the ip address manually must click on apply button & check from command prompt by putting command ipconfig /all
ip summary-address eigrp
There are two ways 1. By adding roles manually. 2. By using command prompt " DCPROMO "
There is usually no way to undo a command. Everything executed in the command prompt, is usually final, and has to be manually undone via the same way it was done. There are some command line programs that allow you to undo what it has done. But with the vagueness of your question I am unable to give you a definitive answer. NOTE: Deleting a file from the command line is irreversible and external software will be needed to retrieve the file.