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Practice question 454 of 506 · medium

For an AD replication failure, select two useful evidence sets.

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  1. A.Only a clean DFS-R report as proof of directory replication
  2. B.Only successful cached sign-in on a client
  3. C.DNS, RPC/network and authentication/time evidence
  4. D.Failing source, destination, naming context and last-success/error data
  5. E.Only FSMO role ownership with no partner/error details
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  • DNS, RPC/network and authentication/time evidence
  • Failing source, destination, naming context and last-success/error data

Partner/context status and infrastructure/security evidence isolate AD replication failures. Cached sign-in can bypass current DC reachability, DFS-R concerns SYSVOL rather than directory-object replication, and role ownership alone does not establish replication health.

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