"Mystery Part IV" and "Superstrange Networking problem" SOLUTION
- From: "stefan" <net_wiz2002@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2007 23:03:58 -0800
Folks,
After spending hours of reinstalling; segmenting the network and throwing
the kitchen sink at it we found the solution. When we Upgraded the ISA
server in the fall (seperate box) we opted to install the ISA server 2006.
Some time later we upgraded the ISA client on the SBS box to the one which
comes with ISA 2006. It ran just fine with the ISA 2004 client but we are
typical MS slaves and "newer is better". so we upgraded. The problems did
not start immediately there after and where subtle in the beginning, so we
never suspected the Client software. Only when we did the same upgrade at a
different customers site, a Win 2003 Server box started to act the exact
same way.
I hope this saves someone some hair sometime...
Stefan
"stefan" <info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:%23niVAaBHHHA.2632@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi,
Some of you may recall, that our 2003 SBS server a while ago exhibited a
strange behavior where none of the client computer could log into the
domain
any longer without very long waiting times. From entering the domain
username and password it could have taken up to 3 hours to log in.
we tried this and that and things got so bad that we rebuild the server
several times and finally destroyed the whole installation including all
client computers and rebuilt them all.
Everything worked great for several weeks until just yesterday we updated
the server with the KB908521 and KB925876 patches. After the restart the
client computer logons takes very long and all the server shares are
unavailable but on (\\servername\users). The only way we can access the
servers resources is to log the client computers into a workgroup and than
browse the network and all shares from the server are visible and can be
accessed after entering the domain credentials.
To me, it still feel like the secure channel in-between the server and
the client computers fails or has some sort of a problem? One of the
client
computer does logs events 40960 / 40961 what implies that a hotfix would
have to be installed (KB891559) but the Kerberos.dll file on that machine
has a 06/15/2005 date code.
The Ports 88; 3268 and 3269 are open on the server.
We are stuck again. It would be great if someone could shed some light on
this.
All replies are greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Stefan
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