This directory service has been restored or has been configured to host an application directory partition. As a result, ...

Windows Server 2008

This directory service has been restored or has been configured to host an application directory partition. As a result, its replication identity has changed. A partner has requested replication changes using our old identity. The starting sequence number has been adjusted. 
 The destination directory service corresponding to the following object GUID has requested changes starting at a USN that precedes the USN at which the local directory service was restored from backup media. 
 
Object GUID:
%1 
USN at the time of restore:
%2 
 
As a result, the up-to-dateness vector of the destination directory service has been configured with the following settings. 
 
Previous database GUID:
%3 
Previous object USN:
%4 
Previous property USN:
%5 
New database GUID:
%6 
New object USN:
%7 
New property USN:
%8

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