The account or the DC computer account doesn't have "Replicating Directory Changes" rights on the naming context.
Right-click your Command Prompt or PowerShell and select .
If the error occurs during manual replication (e.g., "Replicate Now" in AD Sites and Services), it's likely a permission gap.
You might simply be running DCDIAG without administrative privileges.
In ADSIEdit , right-click the naming context (e.g., dc=contoso,dc=com ), go to Properties > Security , and verify the permissions. 4. Audit DNS and Network Settings
If you are seeing the error while running tools like DCDIAG , you've hit a classic Active Directory permissions or configuration roadblock. This error typically means a Domain Controller (DC) is trying to pull replication data but is being told "No" by its partner. Why is This Happening?
Dsreplicagetinfo(pending_ops Null) Failed Error 0x2105 Info
The account or the DC computer account doesn't have "Replicating Directory Changes" rights on the naming context.
Right-click your Command Prompt or PowerShell and select . Dsreplicagetinfo(Pending_Ops Null) Failed Error 0X2105
If the error occurs during manual replication (e.g., "Replicate Now" in AD Sites and Services), it's likely a permission gap. The account or the DC computer account doesn't
You might simply be running DCDIAG without administrative privileges. You might simply be running DCDIAG without administrative
In ADSIEdit , right-click the naming context (e.g., dc=contoso,dc=com ), go to Properties > Security , and verify the permissions. 4. Audit DNS and Network Settings
If you are seeing the error while running tools like DCDIAG , you've hit a classic Active Directory permissions or configuration roadblock. This error typically means a Domain Controller (DC) is trying to pull replication data but is being told "No" by its partner. Why is This Happening?
