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Home/ Active Directory/How can we restore the Sysol?
On: June 24, 2023 Posted in Active Directory Views: 195

How can we restore the Sysol?

The Sysvol folder contains Group Policy objects, logon scripts, and other files and settings that are essential for the functioning of an Active Directory (AD) domain. If the contents of the Sysvol folder become corrupted or lost, restoring them is critical to the health and functionality of the domain.

Here are the general steps to restore the Sysvol folder:

  1. Identify the domain controller that has the most up-to-date copy of the Sysvol folder.
  2. Ensure that the domain controller is backed up and that a system state backup includes the Sysvol folder.
  3. Stop the File Replication Service (FRS) on all domain controllers in the domain.
  4. Restore the Sysvol folder from the backup to the domain controller that has the most up-to-date copy of the folder. This can be done using a backup and restore utility, such as Windows Server Backup.
  5. Restart the FRS service on the domain controller that was restored.
  6. Wait for the restored Sysvol folder to replicate to all other domain controllers in the domain.

It’s important to note that if the domain is using Distributed File System Replication (DFSR) instead of FRS, the steps to restore the Sysvol folder are different. In DFSR environments, the Sysvol folder is replicated using DFSR instead of FRS. To restore the Sysvol folder in a DFSR environment, you would need to stop the DFSR service instead of the FRS service, and use a different set of steps to restore the folder.

Also, it’s important to test the restored Sysvol folder to ensure that it is functioning correctly and that Group Policy objects and other settings are being applied correctly. You should also monitor the replication process to ensure that the restored Sysvol folder is replicating correctly to all domain controllers in the domain.

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