WDSServer Network Availability
Applies To: Windows Server 2008
Network connectivity makes communication possible among the WDSServer service, client computers, and Active Directory directory services. Without this communication, the WDSServer service cannot deploy images to client computers.
Events
| Event ID | Source | Message |
|---|---|---|
WDSServer |
A UDP endpoint has been created for %1 provider on interface %2:%3. | |
WDSServer |
An error occurred while trying to create the UDP endpoint for %1 provider on interface %2:%3. This can happen if the network interface was disabled or changed, or some other application is already using the port. The provider will not be able to receive requests on this interface. Error Information: %4 |
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WDSServer |
A UDP endpoint created for provider %1 on interface %2:%3 has been shutdown. An endpoint is shutdown if it is closed by the owning provider, or the network interface becomes unavailable. | |
WDSServer |
An error occurred while trying to send a reply to the client. Details of the request are given below. The binary data contains the first 32 bytes of the reply that was sent to the client. Local Endpoint: %1:%2 Remote Endpoint: %3:%4 This request was processed by %5 provider. Error Information: %6 |
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WDSServer |
An error occurred while trying to initialize the RPC server on port %1. Error Information: %2 |
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WDSServer |
The RPC server started on TCP port %1. |
|
WDSServer |
The RPC server shutdown successfully. |
|
WDSServer |
An error occurred while trying to shutdown RPC server. Error Information: %1 |
|
WDSServer |
An RPC endpoint %1 has been created for %2 provider. | |
WDSServer |
An error occurred while trying to register an RPC endpoint %1 for provider %2. Error Information: %3 |
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WDSServer |
The RPC endpoint %1 created for provider %2 has been shutdown. | |
WDSServer |
An authenticated request was received by the RPC server on %1 endpoint from %2 but the request did not have packet-level privacy. Windows Deployment Services server requires all authenticated requests to have packet-level privacy. This request will be ignored. The binary data contains the first 32 bytes of the request. | |
WDSServer |
A request was received by the RPC server on %1 endpoint from %2 but there is no provider registered for %1 endpoint. This can happen if the provider failed to initialize but was not marked as critical or if a malicious code is trying to probe for available services. The binary data contains the first 32 bytes of the request. | |
WDSServer |
A request was received by the RPC server on %1 endpoint from %2. The request was received on an authenticated channel but the registered endpoint requires that the request be made over an unauthenticated channel. This request will be ignored. The binary data contains the first 32 bytes of the request. | |
WDSServer |
A request was received by the RPC server on %1 endpoint from %2. The request was received on an unauthenticated channel but the registered endpoint requires that the request be made over an authenticated channel. This request will be ignored. The binary data contains the first 32 bytes of the request. | |
WDSServer |
A request was received by the RPC server on %1 endpoint from %2. The request was denied because of the security permissions of the endpoint. The binary data contains the first 32 bytes of the request. | |
WDSServer |
An error occurred while trying to send reply to the client. Details of request are given below. The binary data contains the first 32 bytes of reply that was sent to the client. Local Endpoint: %1 Client: %2 This request was processed by %3 provider. Error Information: %4 |
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WDSServer |
An error occurred while trying to register for network change notifications. Windows Deployment Services server will be shutdown. Error Information: %1 |
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WDSServer |
New network interface %1 detected. | |
WDSServer |
Network interface %1 has been removed. | |
WDSServer |
An error occurred while trying to register for network change notifications. Windows Deployment Services server will not be able to reconfigure itself if network interfaces change. Error Information: %1 |