Replacing a Corrupted NET.ACC with Its Backup (98141)
This article was previously published under Q98141
SUMMARY
There is no utility that can fix a corrupted NET.ACC file, but you can
replace a corrupted one with its uncorrupted backup copy.
Note: DON'T copy a NET.ACC file directly from a backup primary domain
controller (PDC) to the primary; it can cause problems. Instead,
follow this procedure:
- Change the primary PDC role to backup.
- Promote a backup PDC to primary.
- Bring the PDCs back up.
The NET.ACC is copied from the new primary to the new backup, making
a NET.ACC with all your accounts intact. You can then swap PDC roles
again and be back in business.
Modification Type: |
Major |
Last Reviewed: |
7/30/2001 |
Keywords: |
KB98141 |
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