What else will you check using repadmin? What are you trying to see?

The repadmin command is used for diagnosing and managing Active Directory replication. It typically checks:

• The replication status between domain controllers (whether it is successful, and if there are errors).
• The state of replication queues (if there are delays or stuck objects).
• Replication conflicts and errors, such as object mismatches.
• The time of the last successful replication.
• The list of domain controllers and their roles.

The main goal is to ensure that all controllers are synchronized, there are no replication errors, and Active Directory data is current on all servers. For example, the command repadmin /showrepl will show the replication status for each controller.