另请查看dcdiag.exe以获取有关DNS的其他信息,因为复制在很大程度上依赖于您的DNS基础架构完全正常运行.

C:\repadmin.exe /?


Usage: repadmin <cmd> <args> [/u:{domain\user}] [/pw:{password|*}]
                         [/retry[:<retries>][:<delay>]]
                         [/csv]



Use these commands to see the help:
/?          Displays a list of commands available for use in repadmin and their
        description.

/help       Same as /?

/?:<cmd>    Displays the list of possible arguments <args>,appropriate 
        Syntaxes and examples for the specified command <cmd>.

/help:<cmd> Same as /?:<cmd>  

/experthelp Displays a list of commands for use by advanced users only.

/listhelp   Displays the variations of Syntax available for the DSA_NAME,DSA_LIST,NCNAME and OBJ_LIST strings.  

/oldhelp    Displays a list of deprecated commands that still work but
        are no longer supported by Microsoft.

Supported <cmd> commands (use /?<cmd> for detailed help):  

 /kcc    Forces the KCC on targeted domain controller(s) to immediately 
         recalculate its inbound replication topology.

 /prp    This command allows an admin to view or modify the 
         password replication policy for RODCs.

 /queue  Displays inbound replication requests that the  DC needs to issue 
         to become consistent with its source replication partners.



 /replicate  Triggers the immediate replication of the specified directory
         partition to the destination domain controller from the source DC.

 /replsingleobj Replicates a single object between any two domain
         controllers that have common directory partitions. 

 /replsummary The replsummary operation quickly and concisely summarizes
         the replication state and relative health of a forest.

 /rodcpwdrepl Triggers replication of passwords for the specified user(s) 
         from the source (Hub DC) to one or more Read Only DC's.

 /showattr Displays the attributes of an object.

 /showobjMeta Displays the replication Metadata for a specified object
         stored in Active Directory,such as attribute ID,version 
         number,originating and local Update Sequence Number (USN),and 
         originating server's GUID and Date and Time stamp. 

 /showrepl Displays the replication status when specified domain controller
         last attempted to inbound replicate Active Directory partitions.

 /showutdvec displays the highest committed Update Sequence Number (USN)
         that the targeted DC's copy of Active Directory shows as 
         committed for itself and its transitive partners. 

 /syncall Synchronizes a specified domain controller with all replication
          partners.

Supported additional parameters:

 /u:    Specifies the domain and user name separated by a backslash 
        {domain\user} that has permissions to perform operations in 
        Active Directory. UPN logons not supported.  

 /pw:   Specifies the password for the user name entered with the /u 
        parameter.

 /retry This parameter will cause repadmin to repeat its attempt to bind 
        to the target dc should the first attempt fail with one of the 
        following error status:

        1722 / 0x6ba : "The RPC Server is unavailable"
        1753 / 0x6d9 : "There are no more endpoints available from the 
                        endpoint mapper"

 /csv   Used with /showrepl to output results in comma separated
        value format. See /csvhelp


Note: Most commands take their parameters in the order of "Destination or 
  Target DSA_LIST",then a "Source DSA_NAME" if required,and finally the
  NC or Object DN if required.

<DSA_NAME> (or <DSA_LIST>) is a Directory Service Agent binding 
    string. For Active Directory Domain Services,this is simply a network
    label (such as a DNS,NetBios,or IP address) of a Domain Controller. 
    For Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services,this must be a 
    network label of the AD LDS server followed by a colon and the LDAP 
    port of the AD LDS instance

        Examples (AD DS):  dc-01
                           dc-01.microsoft.com

        Examples (AD LDS): ad-am-01:2000
                           ad-am-01.microsoft.com:2000

  <Naming Context> is the Distinguished Name of the root of the NC

        Example: DC=My-Domain,DC=Microsoft,DC=Com
Note: Text (Naming Context names,server names,etc) with International or
  Unicode characters will only display correctly if appropriate fonts and
  language support are loaded.