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Posted on 2011-09-17
I have a server A (Site) link to the server B (domain control in another site)
When I start the server A I have an error message persists:
"" Lsass.exe
Active directory service do not start ""
help me please.
When I start the server A I have an error message persists:
"" Lsass.exe
Active directory service do not start ""
help me please.
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Start by looking at the event logs on that DC, what events are you seeing. Research those events for more clues.
Are you seeing any events listed in this KB article http://support.microsoft.com/kb/258062
Thanks
Mike
Are you seeing any events listed in this KB article http://support.microsoft.com/kb/258062
Thanks
Mike
Check that free disk place is available.
Ran chkdsk in read only mode for any errors.If errors are found ran chkdsk /f to fix the same.
Check the ntds path in registry it should point to correct path.
¿Database Backup path
¿Database Log files path
¿DSA Working Directory
Check the integrity of database.If errors are found ran semantic database analysis.
If still no luck take the backup of ntds folder to temp location and repair the AD database.
C:\windows\system32>esentu
If repair is successful, delete the log files(*.log) inside NTDS folder and restart the DC in normal mode.
Ran chkdsk in read only mode for any errors.If errors are found ran chkdsk /f to fix the same.
Check the ntds path in registry it should point to correct path.
¿Database Backup path
¿Database Log files path
¿DSA Working Directory
Check the integrity of database.If errors are found ran semantic database analysis.
If still no luck take the backup of ntds folder to temp location and repair the AD database.
C:\windows\system32>esentu
If repair is successful, delete the log files(*.log) inside NTDS folder and restart the DC in normal mode.
Sandeshdubey
I excute this step at the server B (domain control) ???
and no risk of the other sites???
Thx
I excute this step at the server B (domain control) ???
and no risk of the other sites???
Thx
Yes,you have to do the above step on the DC whoes Active directory service do not start.It will not have impact the other DC in the sites.
In case if the above solution does not work and if you have multiple DC in the environment you can demote this DC followed by metadata cleanup and repromote it back.If this DC is FSMO role holder you can seize the role on other DC.
In case if the above solution does not work and if you have multiple DC in the environment you can demote this DC followed by metadata cleanup and repromote it back.If this DC is FSMO role holder you can seize the role on other DC.
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