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DNS Client failure

Asked by dcxmancan in Microsoft Server, Windows 2003 Server, Domain Name Service (DNS)

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I have a Win2003 Enterprise server, setup as fileshare, that recently had one of it's raid 5 drives fail.  Sufficed to say I was able to rebuild said drive and the OS corrected itself once rebuilt.  Or so I had thought.

I noticed a service failure after bootup which turned out to be the DNS Client service.

Event Viewer list it as follows:

Date:  07/05/2007
Source:  Service Control Manager
Time:  12:18:39 PM
Category: None
Event ID:  7023
Type:  Error
User:  N/A
Computer:  Fileshare
Description:  The DNS service client terminated with the following error:  DNS Client is not a valid Win32 Apploication.

When I go to Services to start up the DNS Client I receive the following error:  Could not start the DNS Client service on Local Computer.  Error 193:  0xc1

Can anyone tell me how to get my DNS Client up and running again or am I pooched because of the drive failure?

I've tried booting up with the OS disk to repair but it finds nothing wrong.

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Keywords: DNS Client failure
Title
1 bootup
2 Win2003 DNS/AD Setup
3 Installing DHCP on a Win2003 Domai…
4 DNS Failure
5 bootup corrupted on raid
6 Slow Fileshare
 
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