Re: Very Rare Problem with an ISA Installation
- From: "Rostislav Bilek" <rb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2005 19:55:08 +0200
Hi,
HP NIC Teaming works well with ProLiant Support Pack 7.30. But some team
types (for example SLB) in HP NIC Teaming drivers from ProLiant Support Pack
(PSP) 7.30 works little bit different than with drivers from PSP 7.10. Try
another team type or verify switch configuration. Some team types which
works well in 7.10 now requires appropriate swich support (trunks, 802.3ad).
Withou it you can have problem with lost packets and timeouts (connection to
team from LAN) or lost packets and connectivity (connection to team from
WAN). Then simply try ping -t or pathping to verify it.
ISA Server 2004 on Windows Server 2003 SP1 with PSP 7.30 (NIC NC7781,
NC7170) works well.
Rosta
"Christophe Bombeke" <ChristopheBombeke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
message news:5847351F-4CB4-4F3B-BFAD-A54B6CDC49B6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi, I encountered the same issue with ISA2K4 STD on Win2K3 STD.
> After a long week of testing and searching, and opening a call with
> Microsoft Support, we still didn't have a clue. We did the exact same
> installation in a lab
> environment and there everything was fine. At least, we thought it was the
> exact
> same installation until I found out that there was ONE major difference :
> The server used is an HP Proliant ML360G4. In lab, it runs SmartStart
> 7.10,
> while
> the production machine runs 7.30.
> So I reinstalled the prod machine in workgroup mode with 7.10, WIN2k3 &
> ISA.
> After that, I added it to the domain & configured HP NIC Teaming.
> Everything
> was
> still OK. Then I decided to take the chance and upgrade drivers to
> SmartStart 7.30.
> After that, the same error appeared again ! So, apparently, some part of
> the
> HP
> drivers is messing with ISA, if someone has a clue what it might be, I'd
> be
> glad to find out too.
>
> "luiscperu" wrote:
>
>> Hi guys, This is my second attempt to find a very rare problem. If will
>> fail
>> I'all have to reinstall the server.
>>
>> Something very rare has happened to my last ISA Installation. Even though
>> I've completed almost 50 installations, I've never seen something like
>> this.
>> I've installed ISA 2004 as usual, but after 2 o 3 days ISA 2004 stopped
>> to
>> function, even no lockdown mode remains. It simply is doing nothing. I
>> noticed that in MONITORING/SERVICES, there is a RED ICON with and "X" in
>> the
>> FIREWALL SERVICE. I also noticed that Service Uptime = ???????. No
>> policies
>> are working. Isa is out of control doing nothing. When I try to change
>> one
>> firewall policy's order and then click APPLY button, the following
>> message
>> appears:
>>
>> "The configuration changes were saved to storage, but at least one
>> service
>> failed to load these changes. The event log may include additional
>> information on possible reasons for failure."
>>
>> The event log shows nothing. ISA is running on a Windows 2003 Svr with no
>> MSDE installed. (EPO Enterprise E-Policy Orchestrator is also installed)
.
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