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Replication) ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Narahari Dogiparthi [MSFT]November 24, 20092 0 0 0 I ran into rather interesting issue yesterday while trying to configure MSDTC on a error code 8004e00f windows 2012 CCR cluster and thought it would be useful to share this info
Error Code 8004e00f Windows 2008
out. Problem Description My customer was unable to install a third error code 1073737712 application and getting few errors while trying to interact with COM+/MSDTC. Under Component Services, red mark appeared against My Computer, Also when “COM+ application” node is selected, we encounter the following
Windows Could Not Start The Distributed Transaction Coordinator On Local Computer
error. An unexpected error occurred while processing the last operation Error code - 8004E00F - COM+ was unable to talk to Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator Cause Prior to Windows server 2008, in a cluster environment, MSDTC is only supported as cluster resource. Local DTC on a cluster environment is not supported. Starting from Windows Server 2008, MSDTC can be msdtc log file not found configured to run locally or as a cluster resource. In a cluster environment, if the applications communicating with MSDTC are not using the latest parameters available in DtcGetTransactionManagerEx to specify the DTC instance, The application will pick the Cluster default if present. If cluster default is not present it will use the local DTC. The following article discusses cluster fallback logic and TM Mappings in detail. Any resource which uses the latest DTC APIs and specifies a DTC instance will automatically pick that DTC instance. For legacy apps, it will pick DTC instances as specified in http://blogs.technet.com/askcore/archive/2009/02/18/how-to-configure-multiple-instances-of-distributed-transaction-coordinator-dtc-on-a-windows-server-failover-cluster-2008.aspx In our specific case we were troubleshooting, COM+ is trying to communicate with the clustered MSDTC resource which doesn’t exist anymore. This could have been possibly caused if MSDTC cluster resource is configured previously and deleted at later stage, but still has references from registry, etc. We’ve concluded this because we are able to see the cluster resource in the COM+ and we found evidence in the registry indicating there was one clustered MSDTC resource which was not deleted properly. Solution There
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The Distributed Transaction Coordinator Service On Local Computer Started And Then Stopped
Downloads ME020370 - ERR:Error code: 8004e00f - COM+ was unable
Distributed Transaction Coordinator Service Not Starting
to talk to the MSDTC. SYMPTOMS Whenopening the Component Services in the Microsoft Management msdtc service Console (MMC), an error is produced like the one displayed below: An error occurred while processing the last operation. Error code: 8004e00f - COM+ https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/narahari/2009/11/24/8004e00f-com-was-unable-to-talk-to-microsoft-distributed-transaction-coordinator-msdtc-on-a-ccr-cluster-cluster-continuous-replication/ was unable to talk to the MSDTC. The event log may contain additional troubleshooting information. The Application event log may contain: Event Type: Error Event Source: MSDTC Event Category: LOG Event ID: 4163 Description: MS DTC log file not found. Event Type: Error Event Source: MSDTC Event Category: TM https://www.mailenable.com/kb/content/article.asp?ID=ME020370 Event ID: 4185 Description: MS DTC Transaction Manager start failed. LogInit returned error 0x2. Event Type: Error Event Source: MSDTC Event Category: SVC Event ID: 4112 Description: Could not start the MS DTC Transaction Manager. CAUSE These errors are a result of a missing or damaged MS DTC (Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator). Make sure that all Resource Manager that are coordinated by MS DTC have no "in-doubt" transactions. RESOLUTION To fix the problem: 1. Use Windows Explorer to expand the %SystemRoot%\System32\Dtclog folder. 2. If a Msdtc.log file exists, rename it to Msdtc.old. 3. Opens NOTEPAD and save an empty file as %SystemRoot%\System32\Dtclog\Msdtc.log. 4. Open a CMD prompt and type: msdtc -resetlog and press Enter. MORE INFORMATION ASP 0177 : Web mail or web administration fail with The server process could not be started because the configured identity is incorrect: Article ME020030 MailEnable Web
About 8004E00F - COM+ was unable to talk to Microsoft Distributed TransactionCoordinator Posted on July 24, 2013 Updated on August 6, 2014 Problem Overview https://johnlnelson.com/2013/07/24/8004e00f-com-was-unable-to-talk-to-microsoft-distributed-transaction-coordinator/ When you open the Windows Component Services Configuration Console (dcomcnfg), https://groups.google.com/d/msg/microsoft.public.platformsdk.complus_mts/5hEPxZLdNow/pXyScD6kBusJ you see a red, downward-pointing arrow on the My Computer icon under Component Services as shown below. This error is commonly caused by the MSDTC service being set to run under the local system account instead of NT Authority\NetworkService. If you check the error code MSDTC service and discover that this is indeed the problem, follow these steps to change the identity: Open the Registry Editor (regedit.exe). Find the following registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\MSDTC Right-click TurnOffRpcSecurity, then select Modify. Add a value of 1. Open the Services Console and stop the MSDTC service. Right-click the service and select Properties on the distributed transaction coordinator popup menu. When the Properties dialog opens, click the Log On tab and change the identity to NT Authority\NetworkService (the password is blank). Click Apply then click OK. Return to the Services management console and restart the MSDTC service. If the problem persists, check the Application Log within the Event Viewer and look for errors (red icons). The Event Viewer is a great resource for finding out what is really going on. One possible solution is to stop the service, uninstall and then reinstall MSDTC. To do this, follow these steps: Stop the MSDTC service. Open a command prompt (cmd). Type "msdtc -uninstall". Type "msdtc -install" Close the command prompt. Share this:TwitterFacebookLinkedInGoogleTumblrRedditEmailPrintPinterestLike this:Like Loading... Related This entry was posted in COM+, Exceptions, Uncategorized and tagged 8004E00F, COM+, dcomcnfg, DTC, MSDTC, Windows Server 2008. New Features in WCF4.5 One thought on “8004E00F - COM+ was unable to talk to Microsoft Distributed TransactionCoordinator” sw said: November 3, 2015 a
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