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10-29-2004 02:09 AM
10-29-2004 02:09 AM
Event ID 5719
I have a DC running on a Proliant ML350G3 with Win2k SP3. The system log posts Event ID 5719 - NETLOGON : No WIndows NT or WIndows 2000 Domain Controller is available for domain xxxx. The following error occurred : The RPC server is unavailable. RPC is running fine on this box and there ar eno DNS issues. I found a POST that advised to juke the registry so that Nebt buffer is increased but the issue remains. One of the posts I found advised swapping out the nic ( this nic is on the systemboard ). Any other ideas before I call HP ?
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