ERROR_DS_DST_DOMAIN_NOT_NATIVE - 8496 (0x2130)

Technical Meaning

The error code ERROR_DS_DST_DOMAIN_NOT_NATIVE indicates that a directory service operation was attempted on an object located in a destination domain that is not configured as a native mode domain. Native mode domains are those that have been upgraded to the latest version of Active Directory and support advanced features.

Error Details

This error typically occurs during operations involving cross-domain referrals or when attempting to modify objects across different domains within an Active Directory forest. The operation will fail if the destination domain is not in native mode, as it may lack the necessary schema or configuration to handle the requested action.

Usage Context

The ERROR_DS_DST_DOMAIN_NOT_NATIVE error can be encountered in various scenarios where directory service operations are performed across domains within an Active Directory forest. This includes but is not limited to:

• Cross-domain referrals and object replication.
• Modification of objects located in a non-native mode domain from a native mode domain.

Developer Interpretation

Developers should ensure that the destination domain for any directory service operation is configured as a native mode domain before performing such operations. This can be achieved by upgrading the domain to the latest version of Active Directory, which includes applying all necessary schema and configuration updates.

Related Errors

• ERROR_DS_SRC_DOMAIN_NOT_NATIVE (0x2131): Indicates that the source domain is not in native mode for a cross-domain operation.
• ERROR_DS_DST_REF_DOMAIN_NOT_NATIVE (0x2132): Indicates that the destination referral domain is not in native mode.

FAQ

Q: What does this error mean?

A: This error indicates that an attempt was made to perform a directory service operation on an object located in a non-native mode domain. The operation will fail unless the destination domain is upgraded to native mode.

Q: How can I resolve this issue?

A: Ensure that the destination domain is configured as a native mode domain by upgrading it to the latest version of Active Directory, which includes applying all necessary schema and configuration updates.

Summary

The ERROR_DS_DST_DOMAIN_NOT_NATIVE error signifies that an operation was attempted on an object in a non-native mode domain. Developers should ensure that both source and destination domains are configured as native mode domains to avoid this issue.