Hi Lawrence,
Thank you for the answer.
I assume this might not work.
There are four computer groups which are causing probably this problem. These groups have different ID's on upstream and downstream servers.
Hier one of that groups GIG_Clients.
GIG_Cients by upstream:
ID: 42F13AF7-A2BB-438F-8F3B-E935D094514A
GIG_Cients by dowstream:
ID: A1180ED0-8A2A-4A69-8467-6A9548C14415
So when I remove the approvals for that group GIG_Cients (with ID: 42F13AF7-A2BB-438F-8F3B-E935D094514A) on the upstream server and at end delete that group from upstream server, what would happen? The downstream server tries further to delete it's GIG_Clients group with ID: A1180ED0-8A2A-4A69-8467-6A9548C14415 which is not known by the upstream server.
The second problem Group which tries another downstream server to delete, does NOT exists by upstream server any more.
So all four computer groups by the downstream servers are not existing by the upstream server any more.
So how do you think to solve this problem?
Thanks,
kailar