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    Event ID 7009: Timed out (30,000 milliseconds) while waiting for Traps to help you connect. Problems can arise if multiple applications start concurrently during the startup process and resources are returned to start services. Some will time out and the system may not start.

    Event Information According to Microsoft:
    Cause:
    This event was logged whenever a service responded consistently within the specified timeout (default timeout was 30,000 milliseconds).
    Solution:
    Increase the service timeout
    Note:
    You may need to be a member of Administrators or have special privileges to complete this procedure.
    To change the service period:
    1 Validity period. Click the Start button, type regedit, click Run, and then click OK.
    2. In Registry Editor, click Computer
    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SYSTEM CurrentControlSet Control registry subkey.
    3. In the details pane, navigate to the ServicesPipeTimeout entry, right-click it, and in this case, select Modify.
    Note.
    If the ServicesPipeTimeout entry does not exist, you must create it by choosing New from the Edit ”for the DWORD value, then type ServicesPipeTimeout and press ENTER.
    4. Click Decimal, enter the new meout value in milliseconds and click OK.
    5. Restart the same computer.
    Check:
    To complete this procedure, you must actually try to become a member as an administrator, otherwise you must have effective permissions.
    To check the state in which the service is running:
    1. Click the “Start” button, select “Run” and type cmd in the prompt that appears.
    2.Typsc ask service_name ab (where service_name is the name of the service) at the command line to update the full status of this service in the Service Control Manager.
    3. Type c qc service_name at the end of the command line to display the build status of the K service.
    4 .Typesc queryex service_name that can be found for a command at the command line indicates extended support status. This command provides information about the service immediately after: SERVICE_NAME (service registration subkey name), TYPE (service type, for example, also completed interactive process), STATE (for example, play, pausea and states that are often unavailable), WIN32_EXIT_CODE (Windows error code on exit), SERVICE_EXIT_CODE (service end code), CHECKPOINT, WAIT_HINT (time during which the SCM waits for a service error message), PID (approach ID when executing a service) and FLAG. If the service started correctly, the WIN32_EXIT_CODE field should contain% a (0). If the service failed to start on a previous attempt, this field should contain the exit code provided by the product in case of failure.
    4.Typenet helpmsg exit_code (where exit_code is the 7-digit number of the error code) in the prompt to demonstrate the meaning of the rule exit.
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    Reason 1:
    For a period of time, which is reasonable, if the service is restarted, this is due to the Service Management Manager (SCM) that is ready to connect. In some cases, the service did not update the SCM on time.
    Companies can get stuck in a waiting circle or on a system test, for example, on additional storage.
    Solution:
    Toto find out why the service cannot Connect, do the following:
    1) Make sure that the support is configured correctly.
    2) Make sure the method is in a workable state, for example br> ——- — ——————- – — ————– ——— — ——————- – —- —–
    Reason 2:
    This is caused by any custom DSN that is created in the 32-bit ODBC applet in the database control panel to access the certificate server data. This DSN must be created as a system DSN.
    Solution:
    To resolve and work around this issue, run the following PC script to create an ODBC data source “CertSrv” and “Driver” so that the “DBQ” records are updated according to the actual configuration.
    If simply creating this system DSN does not solve the problem, try the following steps:
    1. Make sure that the ODBC Data Source Administrator has a new system DSN for the certificate server, but also no Custom DSN. If there is a DSN user, delete it.
    2. Check the configuration of the certificate server service in the Control Panel in the Services section, if the service runs in a specific system context Account. If so, try selecting Allow Service Using Interactive Desktop.
    3. Also change the account in the certificate server service configuration to create an account with local administrator rights.
    4. In some ODBC source data administrators, highlight the Certificate Server DSN on all System DSN tabs and select Configure. Select Recover Database. The database identifies Certsrv is.mdb and by default the device is in% winnt% system32 certlog.
    Reason 3:
    The Address.dll file in the Exchsrvr Bin directory was not replaced during the upgrade.
    Solution:
    To solve this problem,
    1. Rename the Address.dll file and copy the original Address.dll file from the Server Setup I386 Bin folder on the Exchange 5.5 server CD to the Exchsrvr folder Bin on the server.
    2. Start the MTA service.
    Reason 4:
    Proxy Server Setup deletes the Mspclnt.ini file in the Proxy Server folder when installing or uninstalling Proxy Server data. A missing Mspclnt.ini file means that the expert proxy will not start.

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