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  1. rookietoo
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    Help on analyzing BugCheck 24, {19025e, be29c350, be29bfa8, bfe786fe}

    Hardware is good, filesystem is fine. Logged a supportcall at Microsoft, hope they'll find an answer soon. Regards, Matthijs
    Post by: rookietoo, 2006/03/22 in forum: Legacy Windows
  2. rookietoo
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    how you failover a 2 node Windows Cluster from the A node to the B node gracefully.

    start cluster administrator (cluadmin .), rightclick the group and choose "move group ". Regards, Matthijs
    Post by: rookietoo, 2006/03/19 in forum: Windows Server System
  3. rookietoo
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    Help on analyzing BugCheck 24, {19025e, be29c350, be29bfa8, bfe786fe}

    I've run 2 passes extented test with Windows Memory Diagnostic http://oca.microsoft.com/en/windiag.asp RAM is healthy according to several...
    Post by: rookietoo, 2006/03/16 in forum: Legacy Windows
  4. rookietoo
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    Help on analyzing BugCheck 24, {19025e, be29c350, be29bfa8, bfe786fe}

    Thanks for your reply. Wouldn't faulty hardware/ram cause random crashes? Can you explain what goes wrong on the moment of the error?...
    Post by: rookietoo, 2006/03/15 in forum: Legacy Windows
  5. rookietoo
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    Help on analyzing BugCheck 24, {19025e, be29c350, be29bfa8, bfe786fe}

    During backup a Windows 2000 server often crashes with a 0x24 stop error. The first parameter is always the same "0019025e ". Could this be...
    Thread by: rookietoo, 2006/03/15, 6 replies, in forum: Legacy Windows
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