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Windows Server 2008 Network Issues - Unable to contact IP driver error code 1753
Hi,
Having even more issues with our Exchange 2007 Windows 2008 server. Currently e-mail is working fine although the system attendent process won't start. I can browse the internet from the server but I cannot ping from it (including pings to 127.0.0.1), or connect to it remotely.
I want to see if there is anything I can do to fix it as Microsoft support say they think the TCP-IP stack has become corrupted, and that all I can do to fix this is to is re-install the OS. I haven't tried a new network card as yet, but if it's a stack issue this obviously won't help.
Thanks in advance.
padiap
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Having even more issues with our Exchange 2007 Windows 2008 server. Currently e-mail is working fine although the system attendent process won't start. I can browse the internet from the server but I cannot ping from it (including pings to 127.0.0.1), or connect to it remotely.
I want to see if there is anything I can do to fix it as Microsoft support say they think the TCP-IP stack has become corrupted, and that all I can do to fix this is to is re-install the OS. I haven't tried a new network card as yet, but if it's a stack issue this obviously won't help.
Thanks in advance.
padiap
Ping-Error.JPG
Network-Card.JPG
Network---Sharing-Center.JPG
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Hi dariusg,
Thanks again for the links. I attempted the Microsoft support link and I can now ping successfully. However for some reason I can't add/remove/see any roles installed on the server. I will be giving the other links a try asap and will then post the results.
Cheers,
padiap
Thanks again for the links. I attempted the Microsoft support link and I can now ping successfully. However for some reason I can't add/remove/see any roles installed on the server. I will be giving the other links a try asap and will then post the results.
Cheers,
padiap
Just let me know.
ASKER
Hi dariusg,
I ran the ip reset and rebooted but the old issue then came back. I then tried re-running the winsock reset which unfortunately didn't make a difference as it did last time.
Cheers,
padiap
I ran the ip reset and rebooted but the old issue then came back. I then tried re-running the winsock reset which unfortunately didn't make a difference as it did last time.
Cheers,
padiap
Once you did the reset did you restart the computer?
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Appreciate the quick response and apologies for my delayed reply. Those fixes look likely to resolve the issue. I will attempt them next week (currently working on some mailbox migrations) and get back to you with the results.
Cheers,
padiap