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service control manager, id - 7000, The network load balancing service
I am running 1 windows 2003 sbs. Received the following critical error in my system's log. Source - service control manager, id - 7000. The network load balancing service failed to start due to the following error: The service cannot be started, either because it is disabled or because it has no enabled devices associated with it.
My question is as follows. Do I even need Network load balancing if I only have one server?
My question is as follows. Do I even need Network load balancing if I only have one server?
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I am one of those believers of the quote: "If it's not broke, don't fix it." I just want the following question answered: Do I even need Network load balancing if I only have one server?
No - but a third party program may have installed it even if you did not see http://network.mpei.ac.ru/lang/rus/faqw2kxp/jsifaq/rh7640.htm
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OK. So, the network balancing service may be referenced in the startup of a 3rd-party service even
though according to http://network.mpei.ac.ru/lang/rus/faqw2kxp/jsifaq/rh7640.htm it's not installed. In order to prevent the critical error from re-occuring, I should remove the register entries referenced above.
though according to http://network.mpei.ac.ru/lang/rus/faqw2kxp/jsifaq/rh7640.htm it's not installed. In order to prevent the critical error from re-occuring, I should remove the register entries referenced above.
and/or flollow the guidance in http://network.mpei.ac.ru/lang/rus/faqw2kxp/jsifaq/rh7640.htm
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How will I know if Network Load Balancing is installed?
It's not by default on an SBS. But if it was, you'd see it listed in the Services Console.
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