Re: Post 2003 SP1 Errors
- From: "Ray Collins" <ray.collins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 4 Apr 2005 21:43:30 +1000
The time service issue was fixed by following
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892501 and rebooting.
However, the Service Pack has been removed from the Server as Users were
unable to FTP files to or from the server that were greater than approx 1Mb.
With the Service Pack removed the functionally has returned.
The error with the Group Policy remains despite restoring the winnt\security
folder from tape and rebooting.
The SP uninstall had 1 error saying it could not find cache.dns.
IMHO the Service Pack is a pile of rubbish and will not be installed again
on our Servers or any of our clients. My Company has wasted valuable time
and potentially lost a lot of money because of what appears to be inadequate
real world testing of this product.
Yet another reason to look at non Microsoft alternatives !
"Ray Collins" <ray.collins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition standalone server.
>
> After the SP1 install and reboot the time service will not start - "Not
> all privileges referenced are assigned to the caller"
> The event log is full of ESENT errors "Unable to read the header of
> logfile "c:\winnt\security\edb00003/log. Error-530
>
> Yes it is c:\winnt as the server was upgraded from windows 2000.
>
> Can't access the local security policy via the mmc. "The Group Policy
> Security settings that apply to this machine could not be determined"
>
> Tried renaming the secedit.sdb file and creating a new one, doesn't work.
>
> Any suggestions ? Anybody else had SP1 screw up ?
>
>
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