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The Windows Media Unicast Service service terminated with service-specific error 2147943732. every time I reboot the system (win2k Advanced server) I get the Media Unicast service error. I googled the error but I have been unable to fix it. Please advise. Thanks

I setup an audit policy under the Domain controllers folder in active directory, do I need to move the newly created audit policy above the default domain policy?

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I have this P4 box with winxp and everytime it starts the system32 folder pops open.... I checked the startup folder and it's empty Please advice. thanks

I went into that service properties and changed the password to match the login. There was no prompt under the logon tab so I changed it on the fly but when I rebooted I got the same error(s) The settings for the windows Media unicast service are as follows: This accout: .\NetShowServices I...

I am logging in as the Administrator of the Domain controller which is the only account you can login as. I also checked the properties of the error it doesn’t indicate account. Under user is says NA I hope this answers your question

Event Type: Error Event Source: Service Control Manager Event Category: None Event ID: 7001,7000,7013 Computer: ILUSV Description: 1. The Windows Media Unicast Service service failed to start due to the following error: o The service did not start due to a logon failure. 2.Logon attempt...

this link took care of it.. http://www.symantec.com/techsupp/tutorial/scs_3/designate_primary_server.htm

I installed NAV 10.0 on the server and currently trying to install the client on the client machine(s). When ever I select the server I got the following error message “A managed Client cannot connect to an unmanaged secondary server. It must connect to either or managed secondary server or...

Any work-around from my end?

I usually VPN from home.. I establish the VPN tunnel and then use the Remote desktop connection to login to my machine. Sometime when I am at certain hot spots or hotels I can’t log in. I get the following error message: “The Client could not connect to the remote computer Remote...

I followed your instructions guys and it worked, thank you very much

It worked.. finally :) thanks a million zigcoors

Correct. The up to date data currently exists on the stripped drives of off channel 1. What if I just plug channel 2 back in? Would (channel 1) stripe overwrite (channel 2) stripe? I didn't break the RAID using the card’s BIOS. I just unpluged Channel 2 manually by unplugging the cable

I have 4 drives stripped and mirrored (0, 1) unfortunately I was forced to disconnect the mirrored drives in order to gain 1 gig of space (sounds ridiculous but that 1 gig was needed so I can access a utility called Adobe Version Cue) my designers some how managed to go thru 30 gigs of space in...

would that be under Computer Config > Windows settings > security Settings > Local Policies > User Rights Assignment > log on localy? if that's the case I have done that and added the user yet I get the same error message.

Cyberspace: Yes the "Allow logon to terminal server" is checked along with the "Enable remote control" itsp1965: I login using my laptop from home. I have the Sonic Wall VPN client installed on my laptop. I establish a tunnel using the VPN Client then I launch the remote desktop application...

I finally setup my Sonic Wall & VPN - it works great when I access my servers. I tried accessing my PC (A client on the network) and the following message appeared while I logging-in. “The local policy doesn't permit you to log on interactively” I almost positive its an Active Directory...

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