Re: Service hung on starting
From: Paul W (PAX_at_CPGGroup.com)
Date: 09/28/04
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Date: Tue, 28 Sep 2004 12:42:51 -0700
This is actually an upgrade for us - from an old server to
a new one (the old one is still running, thankfully). On
the old server we also had two 3Com server NICs doing load
balancing and fail-over - they worked fine. In a previous
iteration through this process I did get the NICs set up
with load-balancing and fail-over and it seemed to work OK.
I could unplug one NIC and things kept communicating, plug
it back in and unplug the other and things kept going.
The IP config on the server as it is now is:
Connection-specific DNS Suffix: . :
IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.20.99
Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.10.1
The gateway address is the address I defined for our
firewall/router/VPN device. When things are set up, the
onboard NIC will have an address of 192.168.10.99 and will
send things to the firewall/router.
Paul W
>-----Original Message-----
>Just so you are aware there has not been much reported
success with setting up dual port nics/loadbalancing in SBS
>can you post the ipconfig for this nic??
> "Paul W" <PAX@CPGGroup.com> wrote in message
news:2ff301c4a58e$797a8c30$a501280a@phx.gbl...
> Yes
>
> I have two IBM/Intel Server NICs (10/100/1000), and one of
> them is disabled, the other is enabled with a static IP
> (192.168.20.99) and currently plugged into a switch
> (nothing else is plugged into the switch). There is also
> an on-board NIC that is also disabled. When things are
> running properly, the IBM NICs will be set up as one
> virtual NIC with load balancing and fail-over support and
> will be connected to a switch. The onboard NIC will be set
> up as the second NIC connecting the server to a 3Com
> firewall/router/VPN.
>
> In a previous installation, without installing all the
> Service Packs, I did get the server set up to access the
> internet through the second NIC through the firewall and I
> can get another computer connected to the switch to access
> the internet through the server.
>
> To get the server NIC load-balancing support requires an
> update the the Intel chipset and the drivers for the NICs.
> Those updates require Windows 2000 SP4. I have not yet
> tried installing SP4 in this iteration, I was going to
> leave that as the last SP to install.
>
> Paul W.
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Do you have one nic connected to a switch??
> > "Paul W" <PAX@CPGGroup.com> wrote in message
> news:048401c4a58b$7c254130$3a01280a@phx.gbl...
> > I am trying to set up SBS 2000 on a brand new computer.
> > The computer is plenty capable - IBM xSeries 225 with
2 gig
> > ram, tons of disk, etc. This server is not connected to
> > anything else yet (not the internet) so no viruses,
worms,
> > etc. I can set up SBS2000 from the CDs OK, but when
I try
> > to install the various updates/Service Packs/Feature
> > Packs/Roll-ups, etc I run into problems.
> >
> > I have downloaded all of these packs on a different
> > computer and burned them onto CDs - I do not download
them
> > directly on the new server - not attached to anything
yet.
> >
> > The problem is that after the update has been installed,
> > and the computer is re-booted a bunch of services get
"hung
> > on starting" and never come back. It is usually the same
> > group of 4 or 5 services:
> >
> > WWW Publishing service hung on starting
> > SMTP service hung on starting
> > Exchange Routing Engine service hung on starting
> > Exchange POP3 service hung on starting
> > Site Server ILS service hung on starting
> > Exchange IMAP4 service hung on starting
> >
> > It is not a problem with some updates, and re-installing
> > things in a different order seems to avoid the
problem with
> > other updates. But this is getting tough - I am on my
> > fifth attempt at re-installing SBS2000 on this
computer and
> > I keep getting this problem somewhere along the line.
> >
> > The latest time, I just installed the ISA2000 SP1, it was
> > fine. Then I installed the ISA2000 Feature Pack and
I got
> > the above problem. What I installed was:
> > SBS2000 using all the defaults
> > SQL2000 SP3a
> > Windows 2000 SP2 (I KNOW there is SP4, but I went that
> > route once already - bear with me)
> > Exchange 2000 SP3
> > Exchange 2000 Post-SP3 Roll-up
> > ISA 2000 SP1 (again, I KNOW there is a SP2)
> > ISA 2000 Feature Pack 1
> > got the error after installing isafp1.exe and again
> > after installing isafp1sd.exe, did not try installing
> > isafp1ur.exe
> >
> > Any ideas? Again, nothing else has been installed yet,
> > nothing like anti-virus, backup or other application
> > software, just stuff from Microsoft.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Paul W.
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