Event ID 11

Bare with me folks, I'm not a DB guy. I posted this over
on Windows 2000, but hope you may have some clues for me
over here.
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I have a Windows 2000 GC server running SQL. The event
log on this server is logging Event ID 11, source KDC
every few hours. The details of the error are: There are
multiple accounts with name
MSSQLSvc/servername.domainname.local:1433 of type 10.
This doesn't seem to be an AD multiple account issue, as
I've searched AD for MSSQLSvc as well as
MSSQLSvc/servername.domainname
My search of the KB has turned up no smoking gun.
Users report intermittent disconnects/difficulty
connecting to the SQL database.
The same event is being logged on the other DC, which is
also running DNS for the network.
Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks in advance for
your assistance!
JonJon,
One small hint: I believe KDC is Kerberos Credential Delegation. Perhaps
that will help you target where to look.
I had a problem with Kerberos once when I changed the SQL Server service
account to not be the local admin of the machine. Could this be the case
with you?
Russell Fields
"Jon" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Bare with me folks, I'm not a DB guy. I posted this over
> on Windows 2000, but hope you may have some clues for me
> over here.
> --
> I have a Windows 2000 GC server running SQL. The event
> log on this server is logging Event ID 11, source KDC
> every few hours. The details of the error are: There are
> multiple accounts with name
> MSSQLSvc/servername.domainname.local:1433 of type 10.
> This doesn't seem to be an AD multiple account issue, as
> I've searched AD for MSSQLSvc as well as
> MSSQLSvc/servername.domainname
> My search of the KB has turned up no smoking gun.
> Users report intermittent disconnects/difficulty
> connecting to the SQL database.
> The same event is being logged on the other DC, which is
> also running DNS for the network.
> Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks in advance for
> your assistance!
> Jon