Microsoft MOM Event Problem - KDC Request problem

Steely · January 8th, 2004

I wonder if you could help? We've got over 50 mom events coming up on one of our core domain controllers - "The Security Account Manager failed a KDC request in an unexpected way. The error is in the data field. The account name was 芾囬ො䲛䞴柂柨ǎِɼ嵘ɼ" and lookup type 0x100". I've checked the usual sites (MSDN, technet, etc.), but have found nothing useful.

A fair few people have experienced the same problem over the past year or so, but no-one has found a solution.

Anyone got any ideas?

Thanks

Dan

**Enyo** · January 13th, 2004

Can you provide the event ID from event viewer please.

Steely · January 15th, 2004

Originally Posted by Enyo

Can you provide the event ID from event viewer please.

The Windows Event Viewer shows 7 as the event ID. Bad sector on hard disk? Lost clusters, etc? Would this account for the KDC problem? If so, would a simple chkdsk resolve the problem?

**Enyo** · January 15th, 2004

KB812499 mentions this http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=812499

Verify the hotfix mentioned in the article is not installed. If it is disable it by setting the registry value mentioned in the article.

Is communication with the DC affected?

I doubt its caused by a physical problem with the disk no but you can verify the integrity of the db using ntdsutil

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/tre...d/ntdsutil.asp

The syntax for the command (integrity) is documented in the files section of the above article.

If the DC is not functioning correctly i suggest you seize its roles and demote it using dcpromo /forceremoval you can then start a fresh and promote it again.

If it is working ignore the errors for now until a time where you can safely repair the system or find a fix.

January 8th, 2004	Top \| #1
Steely OSNN Addict Joined: March 2002 Location: Wolverhampton, United kingdom Posts: 71 Reputation: 0 Power: 125	Microsoft MOM Event Problem - KDC Request problem I wonder if you could help? We've got over 50 mom events coming up on one of our core domain controllers - "The Security Account Manager failed a KDC request in an unexpected way. The error is in the data field. The account name was 芾囬ො䲛䞴柂柨ǎِɼ嵘ɼ" and lookup type 0x100". I've checked the usual sites (MSDN, technet, etc.), but have found nothing useful. A fair few people have experienced the same problem over the past year or so, but no-one has found a solution. Anyone got any ideas? Thanks Dan

January 15th, 2004	Top \| #3
Steely OSNN Addict Joined: March 2002 Location: Wolverhampton, United kingdom Posts: 71 Reputation: 0 Power: 125	Originally Posted by Enyo Can you provide the event ID from event viewer please. The Windows Event Viewer shows 7 as the event ID. Bad sector on hard disk? Lost clusters, etc? Would this account for the KDC problem? If so, would a simple chkdsk resolve the problem?

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January 13th, 2004	Top \| #2
Enyo OSNN Veteran Addict Joined: February 2003 Posts: 1,338 Reputation: 330 Power: 130	Can you provide the event ID from event viewer please.

January 15th, 2004	Top \| #4
Enyo OSNN Veteran Addict Joined: February 2003 Posts: 1,338 Reputation: 330 Power: 130	KB812499 mentions this http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=812499 Verify the hotfix mentioned in the article is not installed. If it is disable it by setting the registry value mentioned in the article. Is communication with the DC affected? I doubt its caused by a physical problem with the disk no but you can verify the integrity of the db using ntdsutil http://www.microsoft.com/technet/tre...d/ntdsutil.asp The syntax for the command (integrity) is documented in the files section of the above article. If the DC is not functioning correctly i suggest you seize its roles and demote it using dcpromo /forceremoval you can then start a fresh and promote it again. If it is working ignore the errors for now until a time where you can safely repair the system or find a fix.