For disconnect idle session in remote server

qwinsta /server:yourservername

To know the session :

query session /server:<ServerName>

To disconnect the session, type:

reset session <SessionID> /server:<ServerName>

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dcdiag.exe /a /c /v /f:�C:\Documents and

Settings\Administrator\Desktop\HOSVRDC01_dcdiaglog.txt�

Get-ADReplicationFailure -Target brookstreet.co.uk -Scope Domain

repadmin /showrepl <Server name>

REPADMIN /REPLSUM
REPADMIN /SHOWREPL
REPADMIN /SHOWREPS
REPADMIN /SYNCALL

For errors related to replication : Event ID 2042 | 8614

>repadmin /removelingeringobjects
>repadmin /removelingeringobjects <DestDCName> <SourceDCGUID> <LDAPPartition>
/advisory_mode

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Port connection check

>>test-netconnection -computername LMTSVR -port 138

>>Netstat �an �b | find /I ��Listening� > C:\Documents and

Settings\Administrator\Desktop\DCPorts.txt

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Script in case nothing is working :

$ipaddress = "10.10.252.1"
$port = 137
$connection = New-Object System.Net.Sockets.TcpClient($ipaddress, $port)
if ($connection.Connected) {
Write-Host "Success"
}
else {
Write-Host "Failed"
}

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Also can use telnet

>>telnet <server name> 135

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Here is the easy solution of specific port finding...

In cmd:

netstat -na | find "8080"

In bash:

netstat -na | grep "8080"

In PowerShell:

netstat -na | Select-String "8080"

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Command to retrieve DCDIAG report for other DC

dcdiag /s:HOSVRDC02.brookstreet.co.uk /f:c:\temp\dcdiag_HOSVRDC02.txt

OR USE

dcdiag /s:HOSVRDC02.brookstreet.co.uk /f:"C:\Documents and

Settings\da_kum\Desktop\dcdiag_HOSVRDC02.txt"

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Command to retrieve DCDIAG report for same DC

dcdiag.exe /a /c /v /f:�C:\Documents and

Settings\Administrator\Desktop\HOSVRDC01_dcdiaglog.txt�

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DNS Troubleshoot

>>DCDIAG /TEST:DNS /V /E /F:<filename.log>

>>NLTEST /DSGETDC:<netbios or DNS domain name>

Nltest /dsgetdc: is used to exercise the dc locator process. Thus /dsgetdc:< domain
name > tries to find the domain controller for the domain. Using the force flag
forces domain controller location rather than using the cache. You can also specify
options such as /gc or /pdc to locate a Global Catalog or a primary domain
controller emulator. For finding the Global Catalog, you must specify a "tree
name," which is the DNS domain name of the root domain.