We are quite a large ESX shop (number of guest OS's are in the 1000's I
believe) and while I fought it for quite some time we have ended up
using ESX for our 5 front-end servers and our 3 bridgehead servers.
Most ESX guest OS's don't require much tweaking, but Exchange certainly
does (at least the
>>Perhaps some day I'll have time to run JetStress on an clustered Exchange
server on ESX attached to a SAN to see how it performs.
Which is a good thing to do before concluding that virtualizing exchange is a
"no-no". I'm jetstressing, and doing the old, trusted loadsim (albeit without
access to
Hi,
I am getting this information on my server. and also some same errors
in which another machine is mentioned which is a part of my network. I
dont understand what is it.
This information is on my domain event log.
The browser has forced an election on network
\Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{D33D619B-DFF
Hi,
Please suggest what should i do to avoid such type of warnings.
The time provider NtpServer encountered an error while digitally
signing the NTP response for peer NID.NID.NID.HOST:. NtpServer
cannot provide secure (signed) time to the client and will ignore the
request. The error was: T
Is this on one workstation? And do you have them set to point to the
server for their time sync?
EventID.Net:
http://www.eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=22&eventno=3672&source=W32Time&phase=1
HOW TO: Turn On Debug Logging in the Windows Time Service:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?s
Troubleshooting browser Event ID 8021 and 8032 on master browsers:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q135404/
What event code it is? 8015?
I'm assuming this isn't the DC in the network?
EventID.Net:
http://www.eventid.net/searchsource.asp?source=BROWSER&phase=1
[and I'm a fan of www.eventid.n
No i have till now 8 such machines.
I have a DC installed in my organiation with windows 2000 and xp
clients. i have seen out of 8 machines 6 machines are windows 2000
clients and only 2 are windows xp client.
Suggest what should i do.
I have no idea about about setting them to point to the
serv
Yes event id is 8015.
Yes this Box is a DC in my Network.
That is what makes me worry. why would a client machine win an
election for Network Browser master.
Here is another log where test2k machine is mentioned which is a part
of my network but not a domain.
The browser service was unable to r
How do I setup the server as a time server:
http://www.smallbizserver.net/SBS2000/Serverissues/HowdoIsetuptheserverasatimeserver/tabid/107/Default.aspx
You also need to poke a hole in your firewall for NTP.
Ravi Dogra wrote:
No i have till now 8 such machines.
I have a DC installed in my org
I will be out of the office starting 10/31/2005 and will not return until
11/04/2005.
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If the browser service is started on another machine, they will
fight.It's pretty normal.
Just go down the suggestions in the www.eventid.net
Is that one 8021? It will help if you put the Event code and not just
copy the verbage.
EventID.Net:
http://www.eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=8
But for now how could i resolve the issue should i disjoin the
machines and rejoin them to my domain.
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NTP? Oh no... just make the workstations sync to the server.
[and don't trim the emails quite so much :-)
How do I setup the server as a time server:
http://www.smallbizserver.net/SBS2000/Serverissues/HowdoIsetuptheserverasatimeserver/tabid/107/Default.aspx
Run those commands at the workstatio
Browser Elections seem to be as corrupt as political elections.
Disable the Browser service on your client systems and any box that is
not a DC or Name Resolver.
http://www.ultratech-llc.com/KB/?File=Browser.TXT
-ASB
FAST, CHEAP, SECURE: Pick Any TWO
http://www.ultratech-llc.com/KB/
On 10/3
Susan - this looks like the NTP server (the DC) is rejecting the time request
from a client. I don't think anything needs to be configured on the server
Ravi - the IP address in your original message (that you blanked out). Does
it belong to a Windows 2000/XP client in your domain? Or something el
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Subject: Re: [ActiveDir] Browser Election on Network.
>
> Yes this Box is a DC in my Network.
>
> That is what makes me worry. why would a client machine win an
> election for Network Bro
Oh I agree...I'd be the first person to say that my position was a negative
view of virtualization based on historical experiences. The problem really
comes down to comfort in dealing with the technology and whether its supported
or not. I think its obvious that I work for a company that is qu
What about virtualizing DCs - say ESX farm with DCs - whats the downside and
things to watch out for?
Basically I've taken over support of DC for a company, but hardware specs
are in a mess - dell,compaqs,hp,ibm and now seems like some of them are even
on ESX farm.
Just like to know if I should
I have done this for a small site, where different machine require
different user as administrator for a particular period. Say something
like USER1 admin on WKS1 starting from Oct-10 to Oct-20
So, What I have done is capture this requirement in CSV file
wks1,user1,2005/10/10,2005/10/20
I have w
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