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Event ID: 5511<br />
Event ID: 5511<br />
The servers &lt;DOMAINCONTROLLER1&gt; and &lt;DOMAINCONTROLLER2&gt; both claim to be an NT Domain Controller for the &lt;DOMAIN&gt; domain. One of the servers should be removed from the domain because the servers have different security identifiers (SID).
The servers <DOMAINCONTROLLER1&gt; and <DOMAINCONTROLLER2&gt; both claim to be an NT Domain Controller for the <DOMAIN&gt; domain. One of the servers should be removed from the domain because the servers have different security identifiers (SID).


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Event ID: 5511 - Mismatched SIDs

Article ID: 169145

Article Last Modified on 11/1/2006



APPLIES TO

  • Microsoft Windows NT Server 3.5
  • Microsoft Windows NT Server 3.51
  • Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0 Standard Edition



This article was previously published under Q169145

SYMPTOMS

Domain synchronization may fail with the following error:

Source: NETLOGON
Event ID: 5511
The servers <DOMAINCONTROLLER1> and <DOMAINCONTROLLER2> both claim to be an NT Domain Controller for the <DOMAIN> domain. One of the servers should be removed from the domain because the servers have different security identifiers (SID).

CAUSE

The easiest way for this error to occur is to install a domain controller while either it or the other domain controller is disconnected from the network or off-line. This will create a domain with the same name but it will have a different security identifier (SID). As far as Windows NT domains, machine accounts, and trusts are concerned, you have created a new domain.

RESOLUTION

The problem domain controller must be re-installed when it can connect to the primary domain controller.


Additional query words: trust installed account sync logon replication synchronization

Keywords: kbprb KB169145