Re: sharepoint crashed, along with most of the server
- From: "Les Connor [SBS MVP]" <les.connor@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2008 14:38:09 -0600
Great, sounds like we're well on our way :-).
One of the SQL/Sharepoint experts will jump in I'm sure, if that ends up being the only remaining issue.
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"CGTech" <CGTech@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:D63E7768-B4F5-4725-AADC-6801DEE2E1E1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I did run it Les, found a few issues, Recieve side scaling, task offloading,
tcp chimney, etc, which i fixed. Also noted a line that states
'MSSQL$Sharepoint instance is not using SQL 2000 SP 4' not sure yet how to
fix this issue, unless it is to simply reapply Sql 2000 sp4.
Also found KB326672 that should resolve my exchange routing engine issue.
"Les Connor [SBS MVP]" wrote:
Go with the SBS Best Practices Analyser right now, it may not resolve all
the issues but is a great place to start. The link is in my SIG below.
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"CGTech" <CGTech@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Lovely situation for the first day back at work after an 8 month stress
> leave.. ;-)
>
> Situation:
>
> Server is an SBS2003R2, fully patched premium version.
>
> Customer attempted (I think) to disable the Internet Explorer Enhanced
> Security on the server - but I think he somehow ran a security template
> instead. Situation once on site was as follows;
>
> the following services were completely gone:
>
> DNS
> DHCP
> Certificate Services
> IIS
>
> Companyweb and Sharepoint and Exchange of course were non functional.
>
> Next step was to ascertain the status (PLEASE GOD!!!!!) of the
> backups.......
>
> There weren't any.......
>
> (please note above that i have just returned from stress leave, and > this
> is
> now the second day back....groan)
>
> Fast forward to today......complete Intranet portion of SBS2003 has > been
> reinstalled , DNS, DHCP, Cert Services up and running, Exchange running
> with
> exception of Routing Engine having an issue, Win2003 sp2 installed ,
> Ex2003
> sp2 installed, company web and sharepoint seem to be working again but > are
> clean installs.
>
> Now, the following questions;
>
> 1/ How do you determine whether or now Sharepoint was using Sql 2000 > over
> MSDE in a database? (i'm assumeing it was sql, but not 100% sure)
>
> 2/ How do you reattach (or can you) an existing sharepoint database to > a
> new
> or blank sharepoint install? (the database is on a seperate drive, size
> about
> 21GB) There is not enough free space on drive c: to attempt moving the
> database to the \\mssql\sharepoint\data folder, or import...
>
>
.
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