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Re-install MSDTC on Windows XP
Dragos Gafita a...@aaa.com microsoft public dotnet framework component_services MSDTC is up and running on both computers. I keep "Component Services"\Computers\"My Computer"\"Distributed Transaction Coordinator" opened in order to view the transaction statistics. On my machine I have Win2k SP3 and the other machine

MSDTC will not start
Do you by any chance know exactly which IP address and physical disk the MSDTC should depend on - the SQL Server ones or the cluster IP and Quorum disk? We'll probably try to re-install MSDTC once more - including editing registry and all... We really don't want to shut down our SQL Server if it can be avoided as

Unable to initialize MSDTC
Are there any caveats with only one instance of MSDTC for two SQL servers that I should be aware of? According to information that I have read, Microsoft recommends putting MSDTC its own cluster group with its own IP address and disk resources. How much disk space does MSDTC really need?

Some MSDTC in a SQL Cluster questions
I'd probably just edit the MSDTC rule to have a source port !80 instead of any. Of course, this means that anyone can engage an attack on a MSDTC server in your network undetected by forcing the source port of the attack to 80, but it does reduce the false positives. Heck, if your're smart enough to make sure you

PWS and MSDTC
At a command prompt, type net stop msdtc 2. Remove the Microsoft Distributed Transaction Service (MSDTC). 3. In Registry Editor, delete the \HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\MSDTC subkey. 4. Install the MSDTC service. 5. At the command prompt, type net start msdtc Hope this help!

MSDTC Service State Indeterminate
Crazy Cold Canuk uco...@hotmail.com microsoft public mom SV- Yes configure the MSDTC file on the DCAM as well and 'NO' to your second question. FYI- When you run the MOM install please select 'rerequisite' to make sure you have everything installed and configured properly. Cheers. Ugo Corti NetIQ Senior Consultant

MSDTC Error - Crashes w2k
On the little icon in task tray, you have under current service, a choice of mssqlserver, and another choice is msdtc. What is msdtc? DTC = Distributed Transaction Coordinator. You need DTC when you are running distributed transactions. That is transactions that involve more than one server (and the other server

MSDTC
Chris Xia [MS] xwsc...@online.microsoft.com microsoft public dotnet framework component_services Hi Dragos: First check the "Security Configuration" in MSDTC property page and see if there is "Network Tx" checkbox there. Please enable it if it is there (I'm not sure if that is available on W2K Sp3).

MSDTC
From a command line, type the following: DAC This should launch the MSDTC Admin Console. From the Admin Console, click the Advanced Tab. Verify that the Drive and Location for the MSDTC log is correct. If the MSDTC Admin Console does not run, then proceed directly to Removing the MSDTC. 2. Make sure the Msdtc.log

W2K SQL Cluster MSDTC cannot failover
Mark K Vallevand mark.vallev...@unisys.com microsoft public windowsxp embedded If you have the MSDTC re-installation problem during the first boot of you cloned image, I have the answer. I worked with Microsoft and finally pieced together enough information to explain and work-around the problem.

Windows Server 2003 SP1 MSDTC Errors After DCPROMO
NO microsoft public windows server general With this extra step of visiting the Security Configuration within MSDTC, a restart of the MSDTC did NOT throw the 2 warning messages. Hopefully this "nudged" MSDTC into fixing itself and didn't just hide a potential problem. Thanks Eric! It sure would be nice if Microsoft

MSDTC
Type: Information Source: MSDTC Category: SVC Event ID: 4143 Description: MS DTC has detected that a DC Promotion has happened since the last time the MS DTC service was started. For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.

MSDTC problem in Windows XP Embedded
Hi, I would like a little help from someone who is experienced with msdtc on server 2003. We have a trouble with running a stored procedure using dtc on win2003server ent. With sql server 2000 SP3. For some reason it returns this error: Server: Msg 7391, Level 16, State 1, Procedure sp_BannerOnKeyword_Update,

MSDTC Config
Patrick Philippot patrick.philip...@iname.com microsoft public microsofttransactionserver administration-security Phil, I confirm, I'm using the MSDTC.DLL coming with SP4. I have just checked this. This is version 1998.08.762.0. The version of MSDTC.EXE is 1997.11.532.0. By the way, when I look back at the list of

Win2k3 cluster MSDTC resource - waist of drive space?
Geoff N. Hiten SR...@Careerbuilder.com microsoft public sqlserver clustering IMHO, if you are running more than one instance on your cluster, put MSDTC in the quorum group. That way if a single instance (virtual server) goes down, it won't take MSDTC with it. Otherwise, it really doesn't matter.

MSDTC HELP!!!
Locate the registry key HKLM\Software\Microsoft\MSDTC. 3. Right-click to MSDTC and select Permissions. 4. Make sure the Network Service account is listed. Click Advanced button. Select Network Service and click Edit button, check "Create Subkey" and "Set Value" Permissions. Hope the information helps.

MSDTC?
Jerold Schulman Je...@jsiinc.com microsoft public win2000 advanced_server On Sun, 23 Feb 2003 02:28:45 -0500, "CraigM" <cra...@comcast.net> wrote: Can someone tell me how to troubleshoot why MSDTC will not run at startup on our Win2k server? If I go into Com+ under Component Services, it starts on its own.

MSDTC??
Tasos Vogiatzoglou tvog...@gmail.com microsoft public dotnet distributed_apps In order for an external software to be able to participate in an MSDTC transaction it has to support OleTx, TIP or XA (the protocols supported by the MSDTC). In the TibcoEMS case (from a very quick search on their website) there seem to

missing msdtc
However there's an application called msdtc.exe (task manager) that is eating up all the resources. We know that it is because of a security patch we have to get from micosoft. We have been trying to install that patch, but with little luck. We tried to install Service Pack III from Microsoft, but it's giving the

MSDTC problem: FIXED !
This can be circumvented by quitting MSDTC in the task manager. Booting then continues and everything appears to work properly. To, overcome this hang I've removed the MSDTC key from: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunServices as mentioned in the MS Transaction Server ReadMe file,