Can you verify that you can connect to tcp port 135 from the sending system to 
the receiving system? 
 
nmap -sS -P0 -p 135 destination IP? 
What do you get back. 
 
You can also setup wireshark from the receiving and sending system and filter 
on tcp port 135 traffic to see if there is trully RPC issues or possibly a 
firewall rule or acl on a router that is tripping you up, or even a route etc 
etc. 
 
Sincerely,
EZ
 


Edward E. Ziots 
Security Engineer
CISSP,Security +,Network+ 

 



From: [email protected]
Date: Fri, 16 Dec 2011 09:14:13 -0500
Subject: Re: RPC issues and rebuilding the TCP/IP stack on DC
To: [email protected]

I can't remember the last day I've seen TCP/IP stack corruption on 2003.  Is 
*only* RPC failing?  Is it failing in both directions?

What other errors are you seeing in the event logs?








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On Thu, Dec 15, 2011 at 10:09 AM, Maglinger, Paul <[email protected]> wrote:

 We upgraded our core switch and switches in a server room and for the purposes 
of redundancy set up teaming on the server NICs.  Most of the teaming went well 
except for one Windows 2003 domain controller, which happens to be the master 
for a number of roles (schema, etc.).  Now it's having problems with RPC in 
that when other servers try to connect we get a "RPC server is unavailable".  
The RPC services are running on the DC.  Googling around leads me to believe 
that the TCP/IP stack may be corrupted and need to be rebuilt.  We have done 
this before on workstations and application servers, but never on a DC.  We 
first found Microsoft KB 317518 which doesn't sound too bad, but more Googling 
indicates the process is a bit more complicated on DCs, in that it involves 
editing the registry (KB 325356).  Has anyone out there done that?  How 
successful was it?  Any other recommendations?

Thanks,

Paul

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