An Internal Error Occurred In A Remote Procedure Call
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(Microsoft) Technical Consultant/SI GROUP SPONSORED BY MICROSOFT See more RELATED PROJECTS New server room Upgrade of our servers and netwotk during our move to our new building. Vacation: User Life Minus the IT/IS Director This project https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/386505-a-remote-procedure-call-rpc-error-occured-when-connecting-to-dc is about the last second panic that has over taken our network's users and one lone IT guy's attempt to camp. Opening new branch Client doubled in size and needed to expand into brand new building, but https://support.software.dell.com/kb/83781 had no idea what they needed from an IT perspective. IN THIS DISCUSSION Join the Community! Creating your account only takes a few minutes. Join Now Hello All, I'm pretty stumped on this one. We have a an internal server that is not joined to our domain, but connects to one of our domain controllers that serves the printers. Managers print reports daily from it. Last week we had some errors about RPC, but were able to alleviate them by starting the NT LM Security Support, then resolving the error about the IRPstacksize. After that everything was happy, and we connected the outside server to the DC with domain credentials. Well this outside an internal error server restarts once a week (on tuesdays) and low and behold, is unable to connect to the server again. Trying to recreate the fix from last week, nothing really seems to be working and the errors are now different. Last week I got "The RPC server is unavailable". This week I got "Windows cannot access \\'domaincontroller'. You may not have permission to use this network resource.Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions. A remote procedure call (RPC) protocol error occurred." I then input domain admin credentials for the domain controller in the stored username and password area of the control panel on the outside server. Now I'm simply getting the error: "\\'domaincontroller' A remote procedure call (RPC) protocol error occurred. I can connect to the domain controller fine from a workstation within the domain as well as cross domains from another server. Rebooting the server at this point is not an option. *NOTE* While writing this post up I continued to to try troubleshooting, and was able to successfully reattach the printers from printers and faxes -> add a printer. I believe this was because there are credentials saved in the "Stored Usernames and Passwords" for the domain controller on the outside server. The issue has been band-aided, but we're still getting th
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