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Windows 2003 SP2 + ISA 2006 = AD Issues - 7.Jun.2008 6:18:36 PM

Ecosse

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A bit of advice - does the above combination work with the ISA 2006 a combined confguration server / firewall? I get a bunch of netlogon errors as soon as I try to setup my network - nothing special, out of the box etc and then the ADAM DB is inaccessible - 12122 error. Really surprised if this doesnt work still?! Even worse using this config on a Hyper-V session and it only supports Windows 2003 SP2 for the integration tools - don't want to go down the legacy adaptor route...

Any advice / assistance gratefully received.

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Drew

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RE: Windows 2003 SP2 + ISA 2006 = AD Issues - 9.Jun.2008 7:58:21 AM

Jason Jones

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You man need to disable the RSS elements of SP2 or apply the update from here:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/948496

You may also need to consider the following:

quote:

From Jim Harrison:

Hyper-V has "issues" with their offloading.

You have two options for ISA 2004/6:
1. change (add) this
HKLM\System\CutrrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters
Name: DisableTaskOffload
Type: DWORD
Value: 1
(reboot the machine)
2. use legacy NICs

You have one option for TMG:
1. use legacy NICs

This problem is fixed in the RC1 builds; I'm using synthetic NICs all around.
That's why it took me so long to get this deployed for myself; they had to fix the networking problems.

RC1 should be available to "normal folks" soon.

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