Need help with Server 2008 Domain Controller TCP/IP problems
In August we upgraded our network to Microsoft 2008. Everything ran fine for a few days. When we put our Trend Micro Anti Virus software on the DC it blue screened. I started in safe mode and removed the software. This happened 3 more times while I had Tren tech support on the phone. I finally said forget it, removed the Trend. Then the DC was rebooting itself once a day and the Backup Exec would not run.
One Saturday a week later none of the network cards on my DC would connect
The dmp file said this at the end
Probably caused by : tmlwf.sys ( tmlwf+1645b )
I removed every file connected with Trend and I cleaned out all Trend from the registry.
Now none of my IP tools on that DC will run. I can not ping or tracert. Net start, stop, use will not work. I can not even do an IPCONFIG
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.0.6001]
Copyright (c) 2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
C:\Users\Administrator.dom
'ipconfig' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Can someone please tell me how I can repair this? This is my global catalog server.
One Saturday a week later none of the network cards on my DC would connect
The dmp file said this at the end
Probably caused by : tmlwf.sys ( tmlwf+1645b )
I removed every file connected with Trend and I cleaned out all Trend from the registry.
Now none of my IP tools on that DC will run. I can not ping or tracert. Net start, stop, use will not work. I can not even do an IPCONFIG
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.0.6001]
Copyright (c) 2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
C:\Users\Administrator.dom
'ipconfig' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Can someone please tell me how I can repair this? This is my global catalog server.
try remove and re-install network adapter.
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There are 3 network adapters on the machine. One for each subnet on the network. They are BASP virtual adapters. We have a blade center with a switch that creates virtual adapters.
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If I do a diagnose on the network cards I get "This computer is not configured properly to connect to DNS server" both IP V4 and V6 are active.
so, can your Blade center re-create all virtual adapters from the scratch?
Write down all useful settings on them before removing them.
Write down all useful settings on them before removing them.
ASKER
I figured out I did not have a pat on the DC "%SystemRoot%\system32;%Sy
When I put that in I could use the tools again.
What if I disable IPV6. We don't use it.
When I put that in I could use the tools again.
What if I disable IPV6. We don't use it.
Yes, you can I guess.
ASKER
I still can not figure out why my NT machines suddenly will not authenticate with the 2008 domain. I have tried removing them from the domain, deleting them in active directory and rejoining them. It says welcome to the domain. But when I reboot I still get a message A Domain Controller can not be found.
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Hey,
I installed Trend lately on my home computer and 4 days later it wouldn't boot, greeted with a blue screen for Vista regular, safe mode and boot repair mode with tmlwf.sys listed as the culprit. I logged into Windows 7 on the same machine and got into a live chat with one of their support staff. I wasted one hour being treated to completely useless 'answers' from a book the guy must have had on his lap and none of which were pertinent to the situation. He went as far as asking me if I'd run a diagnostic tool he had even after multiple reminders the software was actually on another partition. Eventually I renamed the Trend node in the registry using 'Load Hive' and renamed the Trend folder in Program Files and the machine boots. I got a removal tool from them and that was fine until the reboot, then my network connections wouldn't work. I had a look at my LAN connection properties and it still had some silly Trend filter installed so I manually removed it and now all seems OK, for now.
I used to tell everyone I knew about how great Trend was until yesterday, but from this day forward I'll be telling them how decrepit their software really is!
I installed Trend lately on my home computer and 4 days later it wouldn't boot, greeted with a blue screen for Vista regular, safe mode and boot repair mode with tmlwf.sys listed as the culprit. I logged into Windows 7 on the same machine and got into a live chat with one of their support staff. I wasted one hour being treated to completely useless 'answers' from a book the guy must have had on his lap and none of which were pertinent to the situation. He went as far as asking me if I'd run a diagnostic tool he had even after multiple reminders the software was actually on another partition. Eventually I renamed the Trend node in the registry using 'Load Hive' and renamed the Trend folder in Program Files and the machine boots. I got a removal tool from them and that was fine until the reboot, then my network connections wouldn't work. I had a look at my LAN connection properties and it still had some silly Trend filter installed so I manually removed it and now all seems OK, for now.
I used to tell everyone I knew about how great Trend was until yesterday, but from this day forward I'll be telling them how decrepit their software really is!
This will resolve this issue:
http://support.microsoft.com/hotfix/KBHotfix.aspx?kbnum=961775&kbln=en-us
http://support.microsoft.com/hotfix/KBHotfix.aspx?kbnum=961775&kbln=en-us
Are you talking about NT4 workstation?
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