Huh. I waited about an hour (had a meeting to go to), when I came back, the replication errors had disappeared. Poof! All DCs replicating fine.
Ed,I saw no memory errors during POST (not that that means anything, of course), and it seems to have all the memory it used to. Well, time to become the telecom folks yet again, before this happens again. Of course, I could schedule a reboot every couple days, this DC doesn't really do anything. And I have 3 others in that site ... And once it's gone, I can raise the domain and forest levels. WooHoo! :-) . On Thu, Sep 17, 2015 at 10:21 AM, Ed Thierbach <[email protected]> wrote: > Michael -- you didn't mention this, so I will, but I expect you've already > checked it. > > Does the server still have all the memory it used to? I've seen servers > lock up due to memory errors, then at reboot the server took the bad memory > offline. Might be worth a check. > > -Ed- > > On Thu, Sep 17, 2015 at 9:57 AM, Michael Leone <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> I have a Win2008 R2 DC, it's a physical box. It became unresponsive, >> couldn't do anything with it but power cycle it. When it came back up, >> I found a lot of Event ID 2004, Resource-Exhaustion-Detector errors. >> >> When it rebooted, it did come back up normally. AD did start. However, >> it's not replicating, with the error message >> >> Not enough server storage is available to process this command >> >> Searching around, I find KB recommendations to increase IRPStackSize, >> or to set PagedPoolSize to 0. However, these are all really old >> solutions, for Win 2003. And I don't know if they are still >> applicable. >> >> It's not disk space, I have 30G free. So it has to be some sort of >> memory setting. >> >> I just need this DC to be stable for a little while longer, then I can >> gracefully demote it. Problem is, my phone system is set to reference >> this DC (for DNS, WINS, etc), and I'm still waiting for my telecom >> guys to fix this. >> >> So: what would be the recommended course here? PagedPoolSize? >> IRPStackSize? Something else I haven't found while searching? >> List info: http://www.activedir.org/List.aspx > >
