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Event ID 8021 and 8022 since installing VMWare
Posted on 2010-11-17
Hi,
I am receiving a lot of entries for the following events on a server. (EventIDs 8021 & 8022)
http://www.eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=8021&eventno=117&source=BROWSER&phase=1
http://www.eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=8022&eventno=453&source=BROWSER&phase=1
The server is running Windows 2000 Server, the PDC is running Server 2003 and the BDC 2003 R2. The domain functional level is 2003.
Checking the first occurrence I can see the issue started on the same day as the creation date for the VMWare Server folder, and so it seems a safe bet it's related.
I expect it is something to do with the additional network interfaces created by the VMWare install, but I am having trouble determining exactly what is the cause.
Appreciate any help that you can provide!
Edit:
No idea why this has ended up in Checkpoint Firewall/Network Firewalls section. Feel free to remove it from this zone, as I don't seem to have this ability after submitting the question.
I am receiving a lot of entries for the following events on a server. (EventIDs 8021 & 8022)
http://www.eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=8021&eventno=117&source=BROWSER&phase=1
http://www.eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=8022&eventno=453&source=BROWSER&phase=1
The server is running Windows 2000 Server, the PDC is running Server 2003 and the BDC 2003 R2. The domain functional level is 2003.
Checking the first occurrence I can see the issue started on the same day as the creation date for the VMWare Server folder, and so it seems a safe bet it's related.
I expect it is something to do with the additional network interfaces created by the VMWare install, but I am having trouble determining exactly what is the cause.
Appreciate any help that you can provide!
Edit:
No idea why this has ended up in Checkpoint Firewall/Network Firewalls section. Feel free to remove it from this zone, as I don't seem to have this ability after submitting the question.
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