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2008 SBS Network loses Internet every few days, odd things in Server logs
Hi All,
Got a 2008 server which keeps dropping it's internet connection (and therefore everyone connected to the domains internet connection).
On the days this happens I get the following events appear in the event log:
Windows Sharepoint Services 3 3760
Event Details: SQL Database "Sharepoint_Config_29c26fc a-17b8-48c 1-9704-b86 9932abcb6" on SQL Server instance "np:\\pipe\MSSQL$Microsoft ##SSEE\sql \query" not found. Cannot open database "Sharepoint_Config_29c26fc a-17b8-48c 1-9704-b86 9932abcb6" requested by the login. The login failed. Login failed for user "NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE".
TaskScheduler 101
Event Details: Task Scheduler failed to start "\Microsoft\Windows\Certif icateServi cesClient\ SystemTask " task for user "NT AUTHORITY\System". Additional Data: Error Value 2147750692
Additionally today OWA seemed to fail and on checking IIS it seems the Web Applications website had stopped and the bindings had got messed up, even the default certificate for Web Applications had changed to the wrong one.
Can anyone please tell me if these errors could cause the random internet drop outs? And if so how do I fix this?
Thanks
Adam
Got a 2008 server which keeps dropping it's internet connection (and therefore everyone connected to the domains internet connection).
On the days this happens I get the following events appear in the event log:
Windows Sharepoint Services 3 3760
Event Details: SQL Database "Sharepoint_Config_29c26fc
TaskScheduler 101
Event Details: Task Scheduler failed to start "\Microsoft\Windows\Certif
Additionally today OWA seemed to fail and on checking IIS it seems the Web Applications website had stopped and the bindings had got messed up, even the default certificate for Web Applications had changed to the wrong one.
Can anyone please tell me if these errors could cause the random internet drop outs? And if so how do I fix this?
Thanks
Adam
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