Hi,
I recently posted an issue similar to this one, but this differs in the way that it is happening more often than "desired".
Very often I get the LDAP connectivity verifiers have an error, very randomly. It could have been DNS related. I did one of the recommendations in that post. I had
dc1:
primary dns : 127.0.0.1
secondary dns: dc2 ip address
dc2:
primary dns: dc1 ip address
secondary dns: 127.0.0.1
Changed:
dc2:
primary dns: 127.0.0.1
secondary dns: dc1 ip address
Does this, by itself might resolve the issue? I know this is like tossing a coin, but honestly this is happening so frequently, that I don't know exactly where to turn to because I can't find anything wrong. It simply gives the error. Nor do I have internal firewalls in the servers... It doesn't justify this loss of connectivity with de Domain Controllers...
Nuno Silva