Event Log Every 5 Mins in Windows 2k Server

[mrtechsystems]

Please could anyone shred any light on these two messages I kepp getting the first eorror every five minutes on the Server

 

First

 

Security policies are propagated with warning. 0x6fc : The trust relationship between the primary domain and the trusted domain failed.

 

Second

 

Policy change from LSA/SAM can't be saved in the policy storage. Error 5 to save policy change for account S-1-5-21-2064273222-3910494029-2838569261-11183 in the default GPOs. For more debugging information, please look security\logs\scepol.log under Windows root.

 

Many Thanks

 

Thanks

[Geoff]

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q279432/

[eejit]

How many domain controllers and member servers do you have?

[mrtechsystems]

I have 1 Domain controller and 3 Member

[mrtechsystems]

Geoff I have tried that articles and no luck m8

[tarquel]

For more debugging information, please look security\logs\scepol.log under Windows root.

 

Is there anything useful in that log?

 

Just a thought - bit hard having not seen that msg myself and not having 2k servers.

 

Regards,

N.

[ninjabeaver]

Probably not what you are looking for but try Event ID. Might be worth bookmarking anyway. Type in the EventID, it tells you what it is and a link how to fix it. You have to pay to click the links, but you can copy and paste them.

[ChrisH]

You have to pay?!?!?! Since when?

[tarquel]

You have to pay to click the links, but you can copy and paste them.

 

hehe we could setup a paypal account - get some donations and subscribe for the education usage of it all lol

 

Just a thought lol

 

N.

[ninjabeaver]

You have to pay?!?!?! Since when?

 

As long as I've known. (2 years +)

[KeithFermor]

Event log error message(s): it sounds like a timing issue, although you did say that there is only a single DC in your domain. If the clock is >5min out between DCs, then replication fails. So, I would certainly look at system time across all of your servers, as GPO activity is also time based and synchronised.

 

Bon chance! (Or is that FAT CHANCE!)

[MkII]

You have to pay?!?!?! Since when?

 

But the free information is useful as well. - and gives you pointers that you can then google [further].