> Juha wrote:
> > Hi
> > System State was two days old. Two things:
> >
> > 1. Second motherboard replacement took place because the clock was
> > bad. Often several days late, sometmes 10 days. Suppose that there
> > are date problems in the backup.
> > 2. The origanal RAID was 2x80 GB + 2x250 GB both mirored. After the
> > first motherboard replacement the RAID was gone. Windows saw foud
> > disks. I suppose that System State restore is from C: volyme.
> >
> > Juha
> >
>
> Well there's probably more than one reason that the workstations aren't
> quite happy with the domain at this point, but why haven't you finished
> restoring the other drives data? Is the data already there but the
> workstations just can't see it?
>
> If that is the case, try taking one workstation back to workgroup and then
> just rejoin the domain (not necessary to repeat /connectcomputer).
> If that is successful, you may need to do the same to all remaining
> workstations.
>
> > "kj" wrote:
> >
> >> Juha wrote:
> >>> Also one strange thing. According the procedure I followed, there
> >>> should have been a step to fill in Server's serial (CD) key. That
> >>> never happened. So, could this be something related activating SBS
> >>> SW?
> >>>
> >>> Juha
> >>
> >> How old was the backup system state?
> >>
> >> Have you restarted the workstations after the server restore and are
> >> they getting the correct IP settings (DNS)?
> >>
> >>>
> >>> "Juha" wrote:
> >>>
> >>>> Also I noticed this in event viewer after reboot:
> >>>>
> >>>> Event Type: Error
> >>>> Event Source: Service Control Manager
> >>>> Event Category: None
> >>>> Event ID: 7023
> >>>> Date: 28.6.2007
> >>>> Time: 8:25:00
> >>>> User: N/A
> >>>> Computer: PATOLAHP
> >>>> Description:
> >>>> The Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) service
> >>>> terminated with the following error:
> >>>> The operating system cannot run Windows Firewall/Internet
> >>>> Connection Sharing (ICS).
> >>>>
> >>>> Also Event Viewer tells:
> >>>>
> >>>> Event Type: Error
> >>>> Event Source: F-Secure Anti-Virus
> >>>> Event Category: None
> >>>> Event ID: 103
> >>>> Date: 28.6.2007
> >>>> Time: 8:24:38
> >>>> User: N/A
> >>>> Computer: PATOLAHP
> >>>> Description:
> >>>> 2 2007-06-28 08:24:37+03:00 patolahp PATOLA\administrator
> >>>> F-Secure Anti-Virus
> >>>> Cannot read sector while scanning D:.
> >>>>
> >>>> Same error message for c, d and f -drives
> >>>>
> >>>> "Juha" wrote:
> >>>>
> >>>>> Hi
> >>>>> After motherboard replace I'll noticed that the Mirror RAID wasn't
> >>>>> working. Therefore I'll had to restore sbs 2003 server using
> >>>>> Directory Services Restore method. I'didn't restore the DATA disks
> >>>>> (D:disk, RAID pair) just C:-disk and system state.
> >>>>> Now clients can't see shares on the server (D:-disk). "My
> >>>>> documents" are redirected to D:-disk. There are no Shares on the
> >>>>> C: except some system shares. Clients are booted once and the
> >>>>> synchronozation doesn't work. I'll might have a backup of the D:
> >>>>> disk also (there is an database in that disk and therefore I
> >>>>> didn't wanted to restore D:).
> >>>>> I'll made a new administrator account on the server and tried to
> >>>>> login with that on the client. Didn't help. Domain x is not
> >>>>> reachable. Also can't contact server with remote desktop. Client's
> >>>>> has Windows firewall on and when try check that on the server an
> >>>>> error message tells that program ipnat.sys is using network
> >>>>> address translation component. There is only NIC and DHCP comes
> >>>>> from HW Firewall.
> >>>>> I have followed these instructions:
> >>>>>
http://www.microsoft.com/smallbusiness/support/articles/backup_restore_sbs2003.mspx> >>>>> Net share command on server shows shares as usually
> >>>>> What to do next? Thanks in advantage,
> >>>>> Juha
> >>
> >> --
> >> /kj
>
> --
> /kj
>
>
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