No Netlogon Service

We have installed two Windows 2003 servers into an environment that
previously had a single Windows 2000 server. All three servers were set up
as DC's. Everything replicates nicely in AD and in the SYSVOL shares.

Since the installation, I have demoted and decommissioned the Windows 2000
server.

Since the decommissioning, I've noticed that the NETLOGON service was never
added to one of the servers (for the sake of argument call it 2003 Server 1).
If 2003 Server 2 goes down, for whatever reason, no one can login to 2003
Server 1. The NETLOGON service also doesn't show up in the Services section
on the server. I've looked, and lsass.exe is running in the task manager on
that server.

Any ideas of what can be done?

Hi Paul,

I posted some questions to your post in
"microsoft.public.windows.server.general"

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Mike
Microsoft MVP - Windows Security

"Paul Smith" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> We have installed two Windows 2003 servers into an environment that
> previously had a single Windows 2000 server. All three servers were set
> up
> as DC's. Everything replicates nicely in AD and in the SYSVOL shares.
>
> Since the installation, I have demoted and decommissioned the Windows 2000
> server.
>
> Since the decommissioning, I've noticed that the NETLOGON service was
> never
> added to one of the servers (for the sake of argument call it 2003 Server
> 1).
> If 2003 Server 2 goes down, for whatever reason, no one can login to 2003
> Server 1. The NETLOGON service also doesn't show up in the Services
> section
> on the server. I've looked, and lsass.exe is running in the task manager
> on
> that server.
>
> Any ideas of what can be done?