Re: IPSEC PolicyAgent Service failure on first boot of new server



Off hand I don't know and if future reboots do not exhibit the problem then
that is probably a quirk you will expect to see. If you have not seen it the
link below it is the best I know of on troubleshooting ipsec for Windows and
may help. --- Steve

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/topics/architectureanddesign/ipsec/ipsecch7.mspx

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Win2K Adv Svr SP2 Cluster Active/Passive
Virtual SQl Server 2K SP2

When one of the servers in the cluster is replaced (re-use same drives),
on
the first boot, PolicyAgent events 319 and 321 (Oakley and Ipsec driver
failed to start). Services shows IPSEC PolicyAgent is stopped. However,
everything is OK on next boot. Is this expected? Is there some
association
with hardware (CPU identity or NIC MAC address)? Or is this related to
something fixed in a later Service Pack?

Thanks


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