My exchange server looses it's connection with the Primary Domain Controller every 15minutes. In the event log the first error that occurs is 5719. When I restart the server the exchange is back up for 15mins and then fails again. What can we try to resolve this problem. We are running Windows 2003 standard as the AD server and Exchange 2003. Regards
Event: 5719 occurs and no Network Connectivity
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Event: 5719 occurs and no Network Connectivity
by Francois » Wed, 12 May 2004 17:25:48 GMT
Re: Event: 5719 occurs and no Network Connectivity
by Ruwan Dissanayake » Wed, 12 May 2004 18:09:21 GMT
Hey, I think this problem occurs because of another problem. Please check that you have an error on NetLogOn service in the Event Viewer. Ruwan Dissamayake
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