Make sure the firewalls are not blocking or filtering the DCOM traffic specifically; a later model firewall that supports packet inspection may be deciding to block the DCOM types of traffic based on some rule. After 30 minutes IE again has to resolve the name, however the next time it does not try to resolve the name through DNS again, it tries just NetBIOS name resolution (hopefully there is WINS in the environment; otherwise it will just fail)
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SQL Server cannot process this media family Error: 3241 The ROLLBACK TRANSACTION request has no corresponding BEGIN TRANSACTION.The select list for the INSERT statement contains fewer items than the insert list
Am I missing something? UPDATE: I was successfully able to get the SQL Server to use "Kerberos" as per the above query, but I'm still having no luck getting the IIS level to work
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http://drewstechnotes.blogspot.com/The Linux xpad kernel driver isn't the best, and the SDL joystick code in the XBMC version that ships with OpenELEC is straight up broken when it comes to the 360 wireless controller. Wednesday, January 23, 2013 Resolving "Key not valid for use in specified state" Error When Importing Registered Servers In SSMS I love SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)
Configuring BCM to share a SQL server database
What happens when you try to set it up? VolumeTwo says October 10, 2014 at 8:13 am When I use the BCM 2013 Database Tool to create a database, it doesn't pick up any of my SQL Server 2014 instances. So if i have 2 computers with different microsoft logins, it is not currently possible to share a BCM database between them? As for the SQL Agent Service - I have gotten a few different errors that I can find in the error logs (with computer and user names redacted): In SQLAGENT log "This installation of SQL Server Agent is disabled
Can I follow this method, will there be no configuration in exchange server side? and what are the things we need to consider for this kind of migration. then remove both existing 2008R2 DCs from domain, and rebuild these two as 2012R2 but i then intend to keep same name and IPs , and then promote these two, move roles back to new primary dc , and at the end get rid of temp DC VM
The SQL Server community has many outstanding presenters and experts with deep knowledge of the tools who are extremely willing to share all of that with anyone who wants to listen. The nice thing is that this also fires on Dedicated Admin connections! You can even identify DAC connections from the event data returned, I leave that as an exercise for you
Configuring SQL Server memory settings
Certain builds of Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 contained a potentially serious memory corruption problem which affected SQL Server more than other applications, mainly because there are few applications that run on Windows that can utilise the amount of memory SQL Server does. DBCC MEMORYSTATUS Running the above command outputs the memory usage of SQL Server including how that memory is allocated, so unless you need to know how and where that memory is being used, the output it generates can be a bit bewildering
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But, sometimes you might notice that recovery is taking an awfully long time, which is preventing the DB from coming online and is inaccessible to your users. If SQL Server were to use the NC index, it would be do a lookup or cache the results (ahem, Table Spool operator!) and then find the matching row in the clustered index to actually update the 2 columns
SPN is automatically registered by SQL Server using the startup account of SQL Server when SQL Server starts and deregistered when SQL Server is stopped. Each auction could be conducted which has a different set of terms including bid increments, variety of auction rounds and expense reimbursement for the stalking horse
An alternative to configuring a named instance to listen on a fixed port is to create an exception in the firewall for a SQL Server program such as sqlservr.exe (for the Database Engine). Added exceptions in the firewalls of the SQL server (Win2k8r2 SQL 2008r2 Ent.) and the Web server (IIS7 Win2k8r3) for all ports, services and applications too
If the client computer is using Window 7 or Windows Server 2008, (or a more recent operating system,) the UDP traffic might be dropped by the client operating system because the response from the server is returned from a different IP address than was queried. Is that some Firewall port, that needs to be open between a workstation and a SQL Server, or something else? Because all I currently get for some of the SQL admins, is a white circle by a connected instance name
It works fine with some users but some user have an issue Error 18452(Untrusted Domain connection).If you log off and Log back in , it starts working fine. Now, what i want is to be able to take this application (with all its related files to make it work after publishing) and put it (literally) in a another PC running Server 2003 so that people in my office can use this application from their PC through the LAN
Can not start SQL Server, model db in RESTORING state - Database Administrators Stack Exchange
after searching around on the web found this article on MSDN using steps from article started sql server using Sqlservr.exe -sInstanceName -T3608 -c -f -T3609 when i tried to run Use tempdb got error message. Tried to start the SQL Server services, verified error message The database 'model' is marked RESTORING and is in a state that does not allow recovery to be run
You are the man! I ran into this exact instance except I had to install SQL Server CE under my existing SQL Dev Edition so that I could take advantage of some MVC development. Thanks Reply David Aronow said July 26, 2013 at 1:57 AM You are truly the SQL dude! Thanks for your help! Reply Kiran said August 30, 2013 at 4:40 PM Hi Uninstalled SQL 2008r2 and installed SQL 2012
SQL Server error log entry : Error: 17806, Severity: 20, State: 14 - Stack Overflow
This description was so helpful I thought about making this server into a boat anchor but, luckily for my employer the server room is located many miles away and has armed guards. The solution Reboot the misbehaving DC, of course there may be other ways to fix this by redirecting requests to a different DC without a reboot but, since it was misbehaving anyway, and the AD experts wanted to reboot so we went with that
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lots of thanks Bruno July 30th, 2010 at 8:43 pm Tks for this very helpful explanation! But I still face a problem to find the server when I try the remote access of ODBC. I followed one of your links on solving error 26 you provided and followed the content listed below:) Make sure your server name is correct, e.g., no typo on the name
networking - SQL 2008 not accepting connections - Server Fault
The server memory settings were as default (min 0 max 2000GB) Connections from 8 websites and services - the services frequently checking for new tasks 8 databases approx 1GB to 5GB each Recently upgraded from SQL 2000 on Windows 2003 Issue: Recently got all the databases transferred over, and at times of heavy load overnight - especially when running CHECKDB - the server will stop allowing new connections with error messages detailed below
SQL server and SQL agent will not start on both nodes in Active to Active SQL 2005 SP3 x64 Enterprise cluster on Windows 2008 x64 after applying KB958644
Try increasing it (perhaps to 120 seconds for now) and then start the service I will have a look around to try and find this setting and give this a go. This suggests to me that SQL Server has not gotten to point where it is ready for use (I am not even sure that it finished recovering msdb)My recollection of the out of the box configuration of SQL Server clustering is that the cluster resource needs to make a positive response to a "ping" (which for SQL Server I think is something like SELECT @@VERSION)
Aaron Bertrand : Troubleshooting Error 18456
And starting in Denali, for both state 2 and 5, this error can happen if you specify the correct username and password for a contained database user, but the wrong (or no) database. This can also happen if you use a SQL login to connect to a contained database that has a contained user with the same name but a different password (one of several reasons this is not recommended)
Video shows you the steps :) Below is a list of reasons and some brief explanation what to do: SQL Authentication not enabled: If you use SQL Login for the first time on SQL Server instance than very often error 18456 occurs because Windows Authentication (only) is set in Server properties (security section). I'm a blogger and video blogger that highlights daily news in the tech industry, promoting tips and tricks for fellow techies and provides information on tech related topics
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