Re: SBS problems

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I fully understand that they are orphaned. At the time the server crashed
there was no way to remove the work stations from the domain. How do I do
it now and then join them to the new domain?

"Susan Bradley, CPA aka Ebitz - SBS Rocks [MVP]" <sbradcpa@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote in message news:uPH6X0x7FHA.736@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> 902400 is a Security bulletin 05-051 that has no impact whatsoever on a
> SBS box. Is that the one you refer to?
>
> MS05-051: Vulnerabilities in MS DTC and COM+ could allow remote code
> execution:
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;902400
>
> What you have done it orphaned those systems
>
> You can't just reinstall a server like a workstation and expect everything
> to just work, unfortunately. You need to disjoin the domain and rejoin
> them.
>
> TV-Engineer wrote:
>> SBS 2K3 installed on Dell server. All was running good until SP1
>> installed. Server had multiple stop errors and exhibited symptoms of
>> KB902400 - lost NIC, etc. As Dell version of SBS only allows full
>> install, I backed up data and formatted, re-installed SBS, all updates,
>> including SP1 but not KB902400 and restored data. All settings identical
>> to original installation.
>> Attempted to re-connect the clients computers (2 XPSP2 and one 2000 SP4).
>> Clients were recognized and could log on to domain. The computers do not
>> show operating system in the server management console. Tried to change
>> computers to workgroup rather than domain with the intention of
>> re-connecting to domain. Can not change as I do not have the original
>> domain to release from.
>> Attempting to connect to 'new' domain using //server/connectcomputer I
>> get a network connection error. The server recognizes that they are
>> connected to 'another' domain and indicates that all settings will be
>> copied for the users listed for the computer before the network
>> connection error.
>> Using the computers as they currently connect to the server, they can
>> read data from shares but the server blue screens with a Bad_Pool_Header
>> error when attempting to save to the shares.
>> Where do I go from here? Apparently, there is an ID missing for the
>> server-computer relationship.
>>
>> TIA
>>
>> Eric
>>
>>


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