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re:first matter:1. Cl...
first matter:<br>
1. Click Start -> Administrative Tools -> Component Services.<br>
2. Click the "+" next to Component services to expand it.<br>
3. Right click "My Computer" in the right window pane and select Properties.<br>
4. Click the MS DTC Tab.<br>
5. Click the "Security Configuration" button, a dialog box appears. Click "OK".<br>
6. Click "OK" on the "My Computer Properties" box; this will take you back to the console.<br>
7. Right click "My Computer" and select "Stop MS DTC" (this stops the MSDTC service.<br>
8. Again, right click "My Computer" and select "Start MS DTC".<br>
By following the above steps, it appears that this sets the MS DTC defaults resolving the error messages. Check the event log to verify that the problem is gone. You might also want to restart the server to verify this. <br>
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secondly matter:<br>
As per Microsoft: "This event may be seen if a call to the DsGetDcName function is made before the Exchange Management Service is fully initialized. If this is the case, you will also see events 2104 and 2102 (both having a source of MSExchangeDSAccess) preceding this event". |
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