I had a problem today with an exchange 2007 RTM server that refused to accept incoming mails.
Testing with telnet to port 25 and trying to send an E-mail manually, produced this error:
452 4.3.1 Insufficient system resources
I had a problem today with an exchange 2007 RTM server that refused to accept incoming mails.
Testing with telnet to port 25 and trying to send an E-mail manually, produced this error:
452 4.3.1 Insufficient system resources
Just a quick reminder to myself, FortiClient SSL VPN can drop the dialing process if the “Mcafee security scan plus” is installed on the PC.
Check in “add/remove programs” if you see the “Mcafee security scan plus”, uninstall it and try to connect again.
A lot of security software like anti-viruses and personal firewalls can interfere with the dialing process of the SSL VPN, try to disable them if the problems persists.
Update:
Microsoft Security Essentials is blocking the dialing process too.
Update 2:
Try to disable IPV6 from network setting.
I had the “pleasure” to recover a windows 2008 installation today, after a failed try to clone the server to an external disk with acronis.
For some reason the acronis changed something in the source disk boot sector and when the clone finished, the server did not boot and displayed this error:
Missing or corrupt \windows\system32\winload.exe
status: 0xc000000e READ MORE »
I downloaded and tested last week the new FreeNAS version 8, it’s based on FreeBSD 8.0 and I was impressed with the new look, it feels like it made the jump from an experimental software to a mature storage platform with slick interface and well supported history. READ MORE »
If you ever installed an SBS 2008 server you know you need to assign drive C: with a lot of space, the exchange and the WSUS servers are installed by default in drive C: and hold there data in the installed directory.
over time the user mailboxes grows and the exchange database can get really big, not just that, the IIS log directory under c:\inetpub can become huge as the WSUS server writes it’s logs there. READ MORE »
I had an odd problem today with an SQL 2008 server backup to a network share.
The maintenance plan that was scheduled to run daily and backup the databases, were falling with an access dined error to the network location for some reason. READ MORE »
A couple of days ago I had to convert an old windows 2000 server to VMWare using Vmware converter (P2V).
After the conversion, It seemed like the windows 2000 virtual machine consumed a high CPU usage from the ESXi host.
In the vSphere vCenter the virtual CPU indicate 100% CPU usage.
Inside the VM, the Task manager showed a normal cpu usage. READ MORE »
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