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- Subject:Unable to start Server
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- Problem:
- Server fails to start. Net3056 error and possibly a message saying
- Netlogon failed to start.
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- Solution:
- Try to get the failing server back in sync using the¬RESYNC¬
- instructions from the bottom of the READ.ME file on the Lan Server
- installation diskette. If that doesn't work try the following:
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- 1. Get a recent backup copy of the net.acc from the failing server,
- domain controller or an additional server on the same domain.
- Copy it to the \IBMLAN\ACCOUNTS dir on the failing server.
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- 2. Unpack the file ADDSVRIN.EX@ from the server installation disk
- with the the command "unpack a:addsvrin.ex@ c:\".
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- 3. Reinitilize the NET.ACC by executing the following:
- "addsvrin <machine name> <#> c:\ibmlan". The machine name must
- be the machine name defined in the IBMLAN.INI on that server.
- The # will be "1" if the server is an additional server or
- "2" if it is the domain controller. If the server was installed
- on a drive other than the C: drive it should be entered rather
- than c:\ibmlan.
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- Alternate Solution if a backup copy of NET.ACC is not available:
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- 1. Unpack a new copy of the NET.ACC by having the #6 OS/2 installation
- diskette in the A: drive and using the command
- "unpack a:net.ac@ c:\ibmlan\accounts".
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- 2. Unpack the file ADDSVRIN.EX@ from the server installation disk
- with the the command "unpack a:addsvrin.ex@ c:\".
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- 3. Reinitilize the NET.ACC by executing the following:
- "addsvrin <machine name> <#> c:\ibmlan". The machine name must
- be the machine name defined in the IBMLAN.INI on that server.
- The # will be "1" if the server is an additional server or
- "2" if it is the domain controller. If the server was installed
- on a drive other than the C: drive it should be entered rather
- than c:\ibmlan.
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- 4. Use the instructions at the end of the READ.ME file on the server
- installation diskette to¬RESYNC¬the additional server.
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- NOTE: A new NET.ACC on the domain controller will show no defined Users,
- Groups or Access Control Profiles. Using a backup copy of the
- NET.ACC will keep the Users, Groups and Access Control Profiles.
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- A new NET.ACC on an additional server will get overwritten with
- the current NET.ACC from the domain controler.
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