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What OS are the client computers? It shouldn't be logged for computers that are not turned on at all, only computers which are active but DCOM can't communicate with - usually due to firewall errors. Check the section under Event 10009 on this page <a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/957713" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/957713</a>&nbsp;(ignore the fact that it's forSBS2008, it's the same deal either way.)<br />
Do you still see the error when the computers are turned on? Or have they been off for some time?
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I know one of them is an XP for sure. &nbsp;Guessing the other one is as well. &nbsp;I am just turning the one on to see if that alleviates the problem. &nbsp;With that specific machine.
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Yes it seems the only time it logs an error is when the computer is off.
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I have a SBS 2011 that is continuously getting Event ID 10009 logged in event viewer. &nbsp;The computers it can't reach are off and I think that's why it is getting an error. &nbsp;Is there any way to turn this off so it will stop flooding my logs?<br />
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I have a SBS 2011 that is continuously getting Event ID 10009 logged in event viewer.  The computers it can't reach are off and I think that's why it is getting an error.  Is there any way to turn this off so it will stop flooding my logs?

Thanks

What OS are the client computers? It shouldn&#39;t be logged for computers that are not turned on at all, only computers which are active but DCOM can&#39;t communicate with - usually due to firewall errors. Check the section under Event 10009 on this page http://support.microsoft.com/kb/957713 (ignore the fact that it&#39;s forSBS2008, it&#39;s the same deal either way.)
Do you still see the error when the computers are turned on? Or have they been off for some time?

I know one of them is an XP for sure.  Guessing the other one is as well.  I am just turning the one on to see if that alleviates the problem.  With that specific machine.

Yes it seems the only time it logs an error is when the computer is off.

SBS 2011 Event ID 10009

I have a SBS 2011 that is continuously getting Event ID 10009 logged in event viewer.  The computers it can&#39;t reach are off and I think that&#39;s why it is getting an error.  Is there any way to turn this off so it will stop flooding my logs?

Thanks

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