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When deleting an AD Computer object that has child objects under it, CortexWindowsRPC is logging the error: Remove-ADComputer : The directory service can perform the requested operation only on a leaf object
This could be resolved by perhaps using: Get-ADComputer -Identity "whatever" | Remove-ADObject -Recursive
Additionally, the Cortex task is reporting that this step in the decommission process is succeeding even though it isn't.
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CortexWindowsRPC fails to delete AD compueters with child objects and fails to report error
CortexWindowsRPC fails to delete AD computers with child objects and fails to report error
Mar 22, 2019
As a safer option, and to prevent orphaned DFS objects, perhaps the "check" stage of the decom could check for nested objects and report on them before the decom happens saying that there are other things to tidy up. This would prevent us needing to do the more risky recursive delete, and prevent orphaned DFS / other objects.
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When deleting an AD Computer object that has child objects under it, CortexWindowsRPC is logging the error:
Remove-ADComputer : The directory service can perform the requested operation only on a leaf object
This could be resolved by perhaps using:
Get-ADComputer -Identity "whatever" | Remove-ADObject -Recursive
Additionally, the Cortex task is reporting that this step in the decommission process is succeeding even though it isn't.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: