Event ID: 5719

Running Windows Server 2003 32 bit standard edition. Receive an Event ID:
5719 in the System Event log during boot; message text indicates that a
domain controller can't be found and this may cause authentication problems.
This then seems to cause problems with some of the application services that
need to start up. Interestingly, you can ping other stations and see other
servers on the network so the network must, at some point, be coming up
correctly. Hardware is Dell PowerEdge 2650 with BroadCom NetXtreme GE NICs.
Found an article on Technet about problmes with GE cards, suggestion was to
turn off the Media Sensing feature of Windows or upgrade the driver to the
latest version - I've done both of those things but have the same problem.
Anyone have a suggestion?

Thanks.

I've had this error before. This error usually happens when you have Gigabit
Ethernet devices. Try to fix the speed settings in both sides (NIC and
Switch). Basically disable the auto negotiate in both sides. Example, if you
are using a 100 Mbps full duplex switch configure hard set 100 Full duplex
in the switch port and change and match the same setting in your Broadcom
NIC.



Daniel Mauser.

"ratler" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Running Windows Server 2003 32 bit standard edition. Receive an Event ID:
> 5719 in the System Event log during boot; message text indicates that a
> domain controller can't be found and this may cause authentication
> problems.
> This then seems to cause problems with some of the application services
> that
> need to start up. Interestingly, you can ping other stations and see
> other
> servers on the network so the network must, at some point, be coming up
> correctly. Hardware is Dell PowerEdge 2650 with BroadCom NetXtreme GE
> NICs.
> Found an article on Technet about problmes with GE cards, suggestion was
> to
> turn off the Media Sensing feature of Windows or upgrade the driver to the
> latest version - I've done both of those things but have the same problem.
> Anyone have a suggestion?
>
> Thanks.

One possible cause of this error is that you have run out of buffer space in the NetBT datagram buffer. This search result may help,

Event ID Troubleshooting Event ID 5719 - The system cannot log you on now because the domain "name" ... Also, Event viewer shows Event ID: 5719. No Windows NT or Windows 2000 Domain ...
www.chicagotech.net/wineventid.htm


Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on http://www.ChicagoTech.net
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"ratler" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message newsBADECAA-67E7-4596-9E84-(E-Mail Removed)...
Running Windows Server 2003 32 bit standard edition. Receive an Event ID:
5719 in the System Event log during boot; message text indicates that a
domain controller can't be found and this may cause authentication problems.
This then seems to cause problems with some of the application services that
need to start up. Interestingly, you can ping other stations and see other
servers on the network so the network must, at some point, be coming up
correctly. Hardware is Dell PowerEdge 2650 with BroadCom NetXtreme GE NICs.
Found an article on Technet about problmes with GE cards, suggestion was to
turn off the Media Sensing feature of Windows or upgrade the driver to the
latest version - I've done both of those things but have the same problem.
Anyone have a suggestion?

Thanks.