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From: Paul Bergson [MVP-DS] on 25 Jan 2007 14:21
Between Andrei and the other suggestions, I'm not sure where else to tell
you to look. You could try searching the registry for the webservice under
services.

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"Adrian" <Adrian(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B3B935F4-D157-4A87-9712-E083983677A2(a)microsoft.com...
> Its a windows 2000 Server so I cant run tasklist unfortunatly if I run
> pstools I get the following
>
> Process information for HHDC01:
>
> Name Pid Pri Thd Hnd Priv
> Idle 0 0 4 0 0
> System 8 8 49 491 28
> SMSS 180 11 6 33 156
> CSRSS 204 13 11 721 1444
> WINLOGON 224 13 18 375 8756
> SERVICES 252 9 45 888 5796
> LSASS 264 9 47 1175 52200
> svchost 456 8 8 290 1872
> casdscsvc 888 8 14 179 2848
> msgeng 988 8 11 398 4908
> caserved 1020 8 4 121 2176
> CASMRTBK 1028 8 3 115 2604
> cadiscovd 1120 8 4 126 2104
> Catirpc 1152 8 3 59 548
> lic98rmt 1168 8 4 97 1692
> DefWatch 1208 8 4 47 584
> dfssvc 1224 8 12 146 1636
> caloggerd 1252 8 3 116 3228
> svchost 1264 8 21 621 4300
> ibmasrex 1300 8 3 39 300
> ibmsmbus 1324 8 1 42 500
> igateway 1344 8 12 361 9868
> LLSSRV 1356 9 12 194 2328
> LogWatNT 1384 8 2 34 636
> Rtvscan 1404 8 37 350 21556
> ntfrs 1456 8 22 611 21656
> regsvc 1564 8 4 79 1076
> LOCATOR 1576 8 5 72 1236
> mstask 1604 8 6 122 1248
> WinMgmt 1700 8 7 217 3248
> WINS 1720 8 18 322 4176
> svchost 1732 8 5 242 5128
> tcpsvcs 1748 8 18 258 3568
> DNS 1764 8 22 201 3596
> ismserv 1776 8 13 164 1340
> msdtc 1824 8 36 189 2092
> caauthd 1856 8 3 122 2188
> LQserver 2012 8 3 120 3524
> ASAlert 2436 8 3 133 3584
> spoolsv 512 8 23 600 317924
> svchost 2644 8 13 167 1584
> client32 2360 13 19 316 2928
> snmptrap 1272 8 4 81 1000
> snmp 312 8 6 243 1720
> tapeeng 556 8 9 224 8784
> Mediasvr 1692 8 3 117 1924
> jobeng 2688 8 6 376 5120
> explorer 1584 8 13 369 5472
> atiptaxx 972 8 2 84 924
> VPTray 980 8 3 121 1956
> CMD 3236 8 1 21 304
> procexp 2956 13 4 231 12560
> CMD 140 8 1 22 304
> pslist 2592 13 2 106 1056


From: Leuchtflux on 30 Jan 2007 11:51

Maybe it's also worth checking what's happening with service
permissions in addition to service account permissions? That for
example can be done with Scriptlogic's Security Explorer (http://
www.scriptlogic.com)
On Jan 23, 6:55 pm, Adrian <Adr...(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> Ive ran into this same errors before about 6 months ago when I last ran
> DCDiag, but I would like to try and get them resolved now if possible.
>
> My DC passes all tests except the services test
>
> Starting test: Services
> * Checking Service: Dnscache
> * Checking Service: NtFrs
> * Checking Service: IsmServ
> * Checking Service: kdc
> * Checking Service: SamSs
> * Checking Service: LanmanServer
> * Checking Service: LanmanWorkstation
> * Checking Service: RpcSs
> * Checking Service: RPCLOCATOR
> * Checking Service: w32time
> * Checking Service: TrkWks
> * Checking Service: TrkSvr
> * Checking Service: NETLOGON
> * Checking Service: Dnscache
> Could not open IISADMIN Service on [HHDC01]:failed with 1060:
> Win32 Error 1060
> * Checking Service: NtFrs
> Could not open SMTPSVC Service on [HHDC01]:failed with 1060:
> Win32 Error 1060
> ......................... HHDC01 failed test Services
>
> My problem is that I dont have IISadmin or any SMTPSVC running..so I dont
> understand why its checking for those services.
>
> Ive been told before that they dont/wont effect my domain, but even so I
> would like to understand why its checking for those particuler services.
>
> Something must be pointing to them perhaps from an old install of IIS. I
> checked the C:\ drive and It had the \inetpub folder. I deleted that and ran
> DCDiag again but the same errors still showed up.
>
> Could another service be pointing to them? Im not sure really where to go
> from here. I can of course print my Service list and add to the post if
> something thinks its relevant.
>
> Any ideas?

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