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How to Troubleshoot Problem on Server When "IPSec Services" service is Running

Asked by adoughe in IPSec Security Protocol, Virtual Private Networking (VPN), Windows 2003 Server

Tags: Microsoft, Windows Server 2003, SP2, IPSec Services

We have a development server that suddenly suffered a loss of most network connectivity Friday evening. It could be pinged but it was not possible to connect to it in any way, and if logged into the console of the machine, name resolution was failing and it could not reach anything on the network. Ping seemed to be the only command that worked. Knowing a developer had been working in IIS I shutdown IIS Admin Services and the problem remained. When I shutdown IPSec Services service network connectivity was restored. No updates were being applied to the server when it failed. Two developers are able to remote into the server and are administrators of the machine. Can anyone give me pointers on what to look for to troubleshoot this issue? Thank you...
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How to Troubleshoot Problem on Server When "IPSec Services" service is Running

Asked by adoughe in IPSec Security Protocol, Virtual Private Networking (VPN), Windows 2003 Server

Tags: Microsoft, Windows Server 2003, SP2, IPSec Services

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