Windows Small Business Server 2008 AD Crashes Server every 7-10 Da

alatech

I have a customer who has a Windows 2008 Small Business Server. Everything
appears to be running fine except every 7-10 days the AD crashes the server
and needs to be rebooted. I have applied all available updates and hotfixes
to this server and it is still doing this. Is anyone else experiencing this

Susan Bradley

alatech wrote:
> I have a customer who has a Windows 2008 Small Business Server. Everything
> appears to be running fine except every 7-10 days the AD crashes the server
> and needs to be rebooted. I have applied all available updates and hotfixes
> to this server and it is still doing this. Is anyone else experiencing this

1. Ensure you have win2k8 sp2 installed (double check) as there are
some patches for tdi.sys that need to be installed on there.
2. What a/v do you have installed on that system?

alatech

I have SP2 installed, and am Running Trend Micro Worry Free 6.0.1331

"Susan Bradley" wrote:

> alatech wrote:
> > I have a customer who has a Windows 2008 Small Business Server. Everything
> > appears to be running fine except every 7-10 days the AD crashes the server
> > and needs to be rebooted. I have applied all available updates and hotfixes
> > to this server and it is still doing this. Is anyone else experiencing this
>
> 1. Ensure you have win2k8 sp2 installed (double check) as there are
> some patches for tdi.sys that need to be installed on there.
> 2. What a/v do you have installed on that system?
>

Adam S.

alatech wrote:
> I have a customer who has a Windows 2008 Small Business Server. Everything
> appears to be running fine except every 7-10 days the AD crashes the server
> and needs to be rebooted. I have applied all available updates and hotfixes
> to this server and it is still doing this. Is anyone else experiencing this

What is your hardware?
Server brand, disks etc.

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Adam S.

Aaron Schmit

I am having the exact same problem, running the exact same software. Did you ever resolve this issue? It is becoming quite embarassing for me to the client. I have tried everything I can think of, and it still continues to crash every week and a half or so. Thanks!



alatech wrote:

Windows Small Business Server 2008 AD Crashes Server every 7-10 Da
24-Sep-09

I have a customer who has a Windows 2008 Small Business Server. Everything
appears to be running fine except every 7-10 days the AD crashes the server
and needs to be rebooted. I have applied all available updates and hotfixes
to this server and it is still doing this. Is anyone else experiencing this

Previous Posts In This Thread:

On Thursday, September 24, 2009 6:43 PM
alatech wrote:

Windows Small Business Server 2008 AD Crashes Server every 7-10 Da
I have a customer who has a Windows 2008 Small Business Server. Everything
appears to be running fine except every 7-10 days the AD crashes the server
and needs to be rebooted. I have applied all available updates and hotfixes
to this server and it is still doing this. Is anyone else experiencing this

On Thursday, September 24, 2009 8:01 PM
Susan Bradley wrote:

Re: Windows Small Business Server 2008 AD Crashes Server every 7-10 Da
alatech wrote:

1. Ensure you have win2k8 sp2 installed (double check) as there are
some patches for tdi.sys that need to be installed on there.
2. What a/v do you have installed on that system?

On Thursday, September 24, 2009 8:11 PM
alatech wrote:

I have SP2 installed, and am Running Trend Micro Worry Free 6.0.
I have SP2 installed, and am Running Trend Micro Worry Free 6.0.1331

"Susan Bradley" wrote:

On Thursday, September 24, 2009 11:12 PM
Adam S. wrote:

Re: Windows Small Business Server 2008 AD Crashes Server every 7-10 Da
alatech wrote:

What is your hardware?
Server brand, disks etc.

--

Adam S.


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Susan Bradley

Unclebo wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Did you ever get a resolution to this problem. I have two clients
> experiencing the same problem. Active Directory crashes not allowing
> Exchange to function. I verified DNS was operational and the server is
> answering requests for signing on, file access, printer, etc.
>
> The server is a Dell Server PE2900 running Windows SBS 2008 SP1.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Unclebo
>
>
Install Windows 2008 sp2 asap.