RE: Exchange errors

Hi Volunteer,

Thank you for your update.

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To continue working with me in the newsgroups, please see the following:

1. As the Event log:
a. Click Start -> Run, type EVENTVWR.MSC and click OK.
b. Select the Application Event log, right click it and select "Save Log
File As"
c. Save it as .evt file and attach the file in your reply.
d. Export System Event Log too.

2. As the Event Error 9097 and 9098, the problem is probably caused
because the components of Server Performance report are
not correctly registered in WMI repository.

When we restart the WMI service after removing the original WMI repository,
the system will automatically recreate the WMI repository. The files are
recreated when the service restarts based on the information provided in
the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WBEM\CIMOM\Autorecover

Here, I would like to suggest you reinstall SBS monitoring and reporting
components. Please refer to the following steps:

a. Open Add/Remove Programs in ''Control Panel''. Select ''Windows Small
Business Server 2003'' and click ''Change/Remove'' button.

b. The SBS 2003 setup wizard will initiate. In the wizard, click ''Next''
button-->In components selection window, select ''Maintenance'' for
''Server Tools'' and then select ''Reinstall'' for Monitoring.

c. Click ''Next'' to continue the installation.

3. Event 8026

Event 8026 is generated every time that the computer shuts down or starts.
This event occurs because of differences in the timing between services as
they stop and start. You can ignore this event if it occurs during computer
shutdown and startup.

828051 Event ID 8026 Is Logged in Event Viewer After You Install Small
Business Server
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=828051

4. Events 8250, 2104 & 2102

These events are normally logged at boot on a SBS machine. Once the system
comes up, can you access all AD and Exchange services? If so, you can
ignore these events. Refer to the following Knowledge Base article for more
information:

322837 Events 2104, 2102, and 8250 are logged after you apply Exchange 2000
Server Service Pack 2 or Service Pack 3
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=322837

NOTE: That article talks about Exchange 2000, but it applies to Exchange
2003 as well.

Best regards,

Nathan Liu (MSFT)
Microsoft CSS Online Newsgroup Support

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>To Les - The maxium allowable post size is 30,000. Just trying to post
the
>requested event log was resulted in a size of 1112241. Screen shots of
the
>errors would require to much bandwidth.
>
>To Nathan - I have tried CEICW several times. See history below. Event
>viewer will not allow copy and paste (if it does please advise how because
it
>would be a great help). Pasted below the history is the Exchange Server
Setup
>Progress.log you requested.
>
>History: When I first attempted to install SBS 2k3 SP1 it would not
>complete and had an error message that the message and queing part of
>exchange was corrupted. It was recommended that I reinstall exchange.
>
>Exchange would not remove by the wizard. Again an error message about
>missing files. Using Microsoft Article ID 833396 I was able to manually
>uninstall Exchange. I reinstalled and then SP1 did complete the install.
>Once installed I had multiple services that did not work and have worked
the
>list down to the problelm listed in this thread.
>
>When the server is booting and the "Preparing Network Connections" splash
>screen is still being displayed, I receive a popup that says "One or more
>services or drivers have failed to initialize, see event log." The event
log
>critical items were the previously listed IDs of 9098, and 9087.
>
> 9097 "The Mad Monitoring thread was unable to connect to WMI
> 9098 "The Mad MOnitoring thread was unable to read its configuration from
>DS error 0xc0040391)'.
>
>Other symptons:
>
>1 When looking at individual user property screens in Server
>Management/User, the line of tabs that allow exchange configuration for
mail
>is missing.
>2. The Exchange snap in will not initialize when clicking on Server
>Mangement/Advanced Management/First Org (Exchange
>3.Running CEICW gives error message at the end saying that email was
>not configured because of errors in Exchange messaging and queing.
>
>
>Today when I booted the server I received additional critical error
>messages in the event log in the following order.
>
>8026: LDAP Bind was unsuccessful on directory
>senior-ssc.SeniorCenter.local for distinquished name "Directory
>returned error: [0x34] Unavailable DC=SeniorCenter, DC=local
>
>2102 Process MAD.exe (PID=2716). All Domain Controller servers in use
>are not responding. senior-ssc.SeniorCenter.local
>
>2104 Process MAD.exe (PID=2716). all the DS servers are not responding
>
>8250: The Win 32 API call 'DSGetDCNameW' returned error code [0x862]
>The specified component could not be found in the configuration
>information. The service could not be initiated.
>
>This was a SBS 2000 system upgraded to SBS 2003 and sufferred from the
>initial DISK 3 problem of SBS 2003.
>
>Log dump would not fit the post. Best I could gather from the dump is
that
>SP1 could not see exchange 2003 and tried to install anyway. Thanks for
any
>help but If I cannot get this resolved by weekend, I am going to scrap SBS
>2003
>and restart from scratch.
>
>

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