DCOM Autho Error 529 and 681 with Default Authentication Level = N
From: Craig (Craig_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 03/16/05
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Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2005 12:05:03 -0800
Since IS moved our server out of it’s trusted domain into it own workgroup,
what we see is that when ever our remote VB application application does a
dcom CreateObject on the server MTS dlls, we get many of the following
errors Authentication security errors 681, 529, 681, 529 and the the
application continues w/o problems except slowly. We have turned off DCOM
Authentication which had no effect. We have a slowdown problem even if event
logging is turned off. There are 2 other servers (NT4 and W2K) experiencing
this problem. Is there anyway we can stop to Authentication checks and speed
up our application?
Our VB 6.0/DCOM/MS SQL application has been in production for 5 years. The
MS MTS / DCOM/ MS SQL 2000 is running on one W2K Server with SP 4. IS just
changed the server configuration from a Domain with trusts to the main
company domain to its own workgroup w/o trusts. Since that time, we are
getting a large number of Security Errors (Event ID 529 and 681 (error code =
3221225572) and system access has gotten very slow.
Default Security Properties for using dcomcnfg are Default Authentication
Level = None and Default Impersonation Level = Anonymous or Delegate, or
Identify, or Impersonate (have tried them all).
At the Component Services level Authorization Enforce Access Checks is
unchecked and Security Level = Perform Access Checks only at the process
level and Default Authentication Level = None and Default Impersonation
Level = Anonymous or Delegate, or Identify, or Impersonate (have tried them
all).
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