That's what I did.  Currently in the middle of shipping the servers/switches/SAN to the new site.  The movers never showed yesterday.  Was told that they'd arrive this morning, but never...

Rats.  I guess no one has done this before...

Thank you for this information, Sterling3721.

However, I don't think the uninstall issue is causing the issue I'm encountering.  But good to know that we should wait for SP2 CU10.

Edit: Oh,...

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I waited it out for about two days and the replication is back up.

I guess it's best to let SQL Server do it and to monitor the counters pertaining to...

Oh, rats.  Thank you!

Ohh, my attempted blog.  Haha!

Do you happen to have Riverbed appliances?  I noticed that SMB2/SMB3 are not enabled.  Do you think that would help?

Thank you for all of the responses!

We do have Riverbed CX5070 appliances at both sites.  I'm wondering if the SQL compression is [in a way] making it more...

Ah,  yes...  You're right, Jason.  I am confusing database file free space with free space on disk.  I feel pretty dumb now!

Thanks, Jeff!  It looks like I, at...

Thank you.

I wasn't sure if the NTFS performance degrading when there's less than 15% free space still applies.  There's ample free space that there are rarely any auto-growth...

Haha!  So simple!  I was certainly overthinking it.  Thank you!

Please make sure that you have SQL 2016 developer edition or something similar installed on your local machine.  Then try to access SQL Server Configuration Manager using Computer Management (make...

Do you have SQL Server 2016 installed on your local machine?  I think that is what helped me resolve the issue.  

So make sure you have a normal...

Haha!  I'm the admin of all infrastructure stuff...  If I asked myself, I would've said: ¯\_(?)_/¯

June 5, 2017 at 8:27 am

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Haha!  I'm the admin of all infrastructure stuff...  If I asked myself, I would've said: ¯\_(?)_/¯

So I figured it out!  It wasn't a permissions issue.  It was a disk...

I just tried "takeown /F *" and the message is:
INFO: The media is write protected. ( "DB" )

What?!