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/*++ BUILD Version: 0001 // Increment this if a change has global effects
Copyright (c) 1992-1996 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
ntfrsres.h
Abstract:
Definitions for File Replication Service Events.
Author:
FRS group 5-Oct-2000
Revision History:
This fie was generated by extracting FRS events from the netvent.mc file.
Portable Systems Group 6-May-1992
Notes:
This file is generated by the MC tool from the ntfrsres.mc file.
--*/
#ifndef _NTFRSRES_
#define _NTFRSRES_
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// File Replication Service (NtFrs) Events (13500-13999)
//
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Values are 32 bit values layed out as follows:
//
// 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
// 1 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
// +---+-+-+-----------------------+-------------------------------+
// |Sev|C|R| Facility | Code |
// +---+-+-+-----------------------+-------------------------------+
//
// where
//
// Sev - is the severity code
//
// 00 - Success
// 01 - Informational
// 10 - Warning
// 11 - Error
//
// C - is the Customer code flag
//
// R - is a reserved bit
//
// Facility - is the facility code
//
// Code - is the facility's status code
//
//
// Define the facility codes
//
//
// Define the severity codes
//
#define STATUS_SEVERITY_WARNING 0x2
#define STATUS_SEVERITY_SUCCESS 0x0
#define STATUS_SEVERITY_INFORMATIONAL 0x1
#define STATUS_SEVERITY_ERROR 0x3
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_ERROR
//
// MessageText:
//
// File Replication Service
//
#define EVENT_FRS_ERROR 0xC00034BCL
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_STARTING
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service is starting.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_STARTING 0x400034BDL
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_STOPPING
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service is stopping.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_STOPPING 0x400034BEL
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_STOPPED
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service has stopped.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_STOPPED 0x400034BFL
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_STOPPED_FORCE
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service stopped without cleaning up.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_STOPPED_FORCE 0xC00034C0L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_STOPPED_ASSERT
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service has stopped after taking an assertion failure.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_STOPPED_ASSERT 0xC00034C1L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_ASSERT
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service failed a consistency check
// %n (%3)
// %nin "%1" at line %2.
// %n
// %nThe File Replication Service will restart automatically at a later time.
// If this problem persists a subsequent entry in this event log describes the
// recovery procedure.
// %n
// For more information about the automatic restart right click on
// My Computer and then click on Manage, System Tools, Services,
// File Replication Service, and Recovery.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_ASSERT 0xC00034C2L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_VOLUME_NOT_SUPPORTED
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service cannot start replica set %1 on computer %2
// for directory %3 because the type of volume %4 is not NTFS 5.0 or later.
// %n
// %nThe volume's type can be found by typing "chkdsk %4".
// %n
// %nThe volume can be upgraded to NTFS 5.0 or later by typing "chkntfs /E %4".
//
#define EVENT_FRS_VOLUME_NOT_SUPPORTED 0xC00034C3L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_LONG_JOIN
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service is having trouble enabling replication
// from %1 to %2 for %3 using the DNS name %4. FRS will keep retrying.
// %n Following are some of the reasons you would see this warning.
// %n
// %n [1] FRS can not correctly resolve the DNS name %4 from this computer.
// %n [2] FRS is not running on %4.
// %n [3] The topology information in the Active Directory for this replica has not
// yet replicated to all the Domain Controllers.
// %n
// %n This event log message will appear once per connection, After the problem
// is fixed you will see another event log message indicating that the connection
// has been established.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_LONG_JOIN 0x800034C4L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_LONG_JOIN_DONE
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service has enabled replication from %1 to %2 for %3
// after repeated retries.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_LONG_JOIN_DONE 0x800034C5L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_CANNOT_COMMUNICATE
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service on the computer %1 cannot communicate with
// the File Replication Service on the computer %2.
// %n
// %nVerify that the computer %2 is up and running.
// %n
// %nVerify that the File Replication Service is running on %2 by
// typing "net start ntfrs" on %2.
// %n
// %nVerify that the network is functioning between %1 and %2 by
// typing "ping %1" on %2 and "ping %2" on %1.
// If the pings succeed then retry the failed operation.
// If the pings fail then there may be problems with the DNS server.
// %n
// %nThe DNS server is responsible for mapping computer names to IP addresses.
// The commands "ipconfig" and "nslookup" help diagnose problems with the
// DNS server.
// %n
// %nTyping "ipconfig /all" will list the computer's IP address and the IP
// address of the computer's DNS servers. Type "ping <DNS server's IP address>"
// to verify that a DNS server is available. The DNS mapping for %2 or %1
// can be verified by typing "nslookup" and then typing "%2" and then "%1"
// on %1 and %2. Be sure to check out the DNS server on both %1 and %2;
// a DNS problem on either computer will prevent proper communication.
// %n
// %nSome network problems between %1 and %2 can be cleared up by flushing
// the DNS Resolver Cache. Type "ipconfig /flushdns".
// %n
// %nSome network problems between %1 and %2 can be cleared up by renewing
// the IP address. Type "ipconfig /release" followed by "ipconfig /renew".
// %n
// %nSome network problems between %1 and %2 can be cleared up by resetting
// the computer's DNS entry. Type "net stop NetLogon" followed by
// "net start NetLogon".
// %n
// %nSome problems between %1 and %2 can be cleared up by restarting
// the File Replication Service. Type "net stop ntfrs" followed by
// "net start ntfrs".
// %n
// %nSome problems between %1 and %2 can be cleared up by restarting
// the computers %1 and %2 AFTER CLOSING RUNNING APPLIATIONS,
// especially dcpromo. Click on Start, Shutdown, select Restart, and
// click on OK.
// %n
// %nOther network and computer problems are beyond the scope of
// this event log message.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_CANNOT_COMMUNICATE 0xC00034C6L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_DATABASE_SPACE
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service is stopping on computer %1 because there is no free
// space on the volume containing %2.
// %n
// %nThe available space on the volume can be found by typing
// "dir %2".
// %n
// %nOnce free space is made available on the volume containing %2,
// the File Replication Service can be restarted immediately by typing
// "net start ntfrs". Otherwise, the File Replication Service will
// restart automatically at a later time.
// %n
// %nFor more information about the automatic restart right click on
// My Computer and then click on Manage, System Tools, Services, File
// Replication Service, and Recovery.
// %n
// %nFor more information about managing space on a volume type "copy /?",
// "rename /?", "del /?", "rmdir /?", and "dir /?".
//
#define EVENT_FRS_DATABASE_SPACE 0xC00034C7L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_DISK_WRITE_CACHE_ENABLED
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service has detected an enabled disk write cache
// on the drive containing the directory %2 on the computer %1.
// The File Replication Service might not recover when power to the
// drive is interrupted and critical updates are lost.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_DISK_WRITE_CACHE_ENABLED 0x800034C8L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_JET_1414
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service on computer %1 is stopping because the
// database %2 is corrupted.
// %n
// %nThe database can be recovered by typing "esentutl /d %2 /l%3 /s%4".
// %n
// %nOnce the database has been successfully recovered the
// File Replication Service can be restarted by typing "net start ntfrs".
//
#define EVENT_FRS_JET_1414 0xC00034C9L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_SYSVOL_NOT_READY
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service may be preventing the computer %1 from becoming a
// domain controller while the system volume is being initialized with data
// from another domain controller and then shared as SYSVOL.
// %n
// %nType "net share" to check for the SYSVOL share. The File Replication
// Service has stopped preventing the computer from becoming a domain
// controller once the SYSVOL share appears.
// %n
// %nThe initialization of the system volume can take some time.
// The time is dependent on the amount of data in the system volume,
// the availability of other domain controllers, and the replication
// interval between domain controllers.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_SYSVOL_NOT_READY 0x800034CAL
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_SYSVOL_NOT_READY_PRIMARY
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service may be preventing the computer %1 from becoming a
// domain controller while the system volume is being initialized and then
// shared as SYSVOL.
// %n
// %nType "net share" to check for the SYSVOL share. The File Replication
// Service has stopped preventing the computer from becoming a domain
// controller once the SYSVOL share appears.
// %n
// %nThe initialization of the system volume can take some time.
// The time is dependent on the amount of data in the system volume.
// %n
// %nThe initialization of the system volume can be bypassed by first typing
// regedt32 and setting the value of SysvolReady to 1 and then restarting
// the Netlogon service.
// %n
// %nWARNING - BYPASSING THE SYSTEM VOLUME INITIALIZATION IS NOT RECOMMENDED.
// Applications may fail in unexpected ways.
// %n
// %nThe value SysvolReady is located by clicking on HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
// and then clicking on System, CurrentControlSet, Services, Netlogon,
// and Parameters.
// %n
// %nThe Netlogon service can be restarted by typing "net stop netlogon"
// followed by "net start netlogon".
//
#define EVENT_FRS_SYSVOL_NOT_READY_PRIMARY 0x800034CBL
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_SYSVOL_READY
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service is no longer preventing the computer %1 from
// becoming a domain controller. The system volume has been successfully
// initialized and the Netlogon service has been notified that the system
// volume is now ready to be shared as SYSVOL.
// %n
// %nType "net share" to check for the SYSVOL share.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_SYSVOL_READY 0x400034CCL
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_ACCESS_CHECKS_DISABLED
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service will not check access to the API "%1".
// %n
// %nAccess checks can be enabled for "%1" by running regedt32.
// %n
// %nClick on Start, Run, and type regedt32.
// %n
// %nClick on the window entitled HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. Double click on SYSTEM,
// CurrentControlSet, Services, NtFrs, Parameters, Access Checks, "%1", and "%2".
// Change the string to Enabled.
// %n
// %nPermissions can be changed by highlighting "%1" and then clicking on the
// toolbar option Security and then Permissions...
//
#define EVENT_FRS_ACCESS_CHECKS_DISABLED 0x800034CDL
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_ACCESS_CHECKS_FAILED_USER
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service did not grant the user "%3" access to the
// API "%1".
// %n
// %nPermissions for "%1" can be changed by running regedt32.
// %n
// %nClick on Start, Run, and type regedt32.
// %n
// %nClick on the window entitled HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. Double click on SYSTEM,
// CurrentControlSet, Services, NtFrs, Parameters, Access Checks, and highlight "%1".
// Click on the toolbar option Security and then Permissions...
// %n
// %nAccess checks can be disabled for "%1". Double click on "%2" and
// change the string to Disabled.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_ACCESS_CHECKS_FAILED_USER 0x800034CEL
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_ACCESS_CHECKS_FAILED_UNKNOWN
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service could not grant an unknown user access to the
// API "%1".
// %n
// %nAccess checks can be disabled for "%1" by running regedt32.
// %n
// %nClick on Start, Run, and type regedt32.
// %n
// %nClick on the window entitled HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. Double click on SYSTEM,
// CurrentControlSet, Services, NtFrs, Parameters, Access Checks, "%1", and "%2".
// Change the string to Disabled.
// %n
// %nPermissions can be changed by highlighting "%1" and then clicking on the
// toolbar option Security and then Permissions...
//
#define EVENT_FRS_ACCESS_CHECKS_FAILED_UNKNOWN 0xC00034CFL
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_MOVED_PREEXISTING
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service moved the preexisting files in %1 to %2.
// %n
// %nThe File Replication Service may delete the files in %2 at any time.
// Files can be saved from deletion by copying them out of %2. Copying
// the files into %1 may lead to name conflicts if the files already exist
// on some other replicating partner.
// %n
// %nIn some cases, the File Replication Service may copy a file
// from %2 into %1 instead of replicating the file from some other
// replicating partner.
// %n
// %nSpace can be recovered at any time by deleting the files in %2.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_MOVED_PREEXISTING 0x800034D0L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_CANNOT_START_BACKUP_RESTORE_IN_PROGRESS
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service cannot enable replication on the comptuer %1
// until a backup/restore application completes.
// %n
// %nA backup/restore application has set a registry key that
// prevents the File Replication Service from starting until the registry
// key is deleted or the system is rebooted.
// %n
// %nThe backup/restore application may still be running. Check with your
// local administrator before proceeding further.
// %n
// %nThe computer can be rebooted by clicking on Start, Shutdown, and
// selecting Restart.
// %n
// %nWARNING - DELETING THE REGISTRY KEY IS NOT RECOMMENDED!
// Applications may fail in unexpected ways.
// %n
// %nThe registry key can be deleted by running regedt32.
// %n
// %nClick on Start, Run, and type regedt32.
// %n
// %nClick on the window entitled HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. Double click on SYSTEM,
// CurrentControlSet, Services, NtFrs, Parameters, Backup/Restore,
// "Stop NtFrs from Starting". On the toolbar, click on Edit and select
// Delete. Be careful! Deleting a key other than "Stop NtFrs From Starting"
// can have unexpected sideeffects.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_CANNOT_START_BACKUP_RESTORE_IN_PROGRESS 0xC00034D1L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_STAGING_AREA_FULL
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service paused because the staging area is full.
// Replication will resume if staging space becomes available or if the
// staging space limit is increased.
// %n
// %nThe current value of the staging space limit is %1 KB.
// %n
// %nTo change the staging space limit, run regedt32.
// %n
// %nClick on Start, Run and type regedt32.
// %n
// %nClick on the window entitled HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. Double click on SYSTEM,
// CurrentControlSet, Services, NtFrs, Parameters, and the value
// "Staging Space Limit in KB".
//
#define EVENT_FRS_STAGING_AREA_FULL 0x800034D2L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_HUGE_FILE
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service paused because the size of a file exceeds the
// staging space limit. Replication will resume only if the staging space limit
// is increased.
// %n
// %nThe staging space limit is %1 KB and the file size is %2 KB.
// %n
// %nTo change the staging space limit, run regedt32.
// %n
// %nClick on Start, Run and type regedt32.
// %n
// %nClick on the window entitled HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. Double click on SYSTEM,
// CurrentControlSet, Services, NtFrs, Parameters, and the value
// "Staging Space Limit in KB".
//
#define EVENT_FRS_HUGE_FILE 0x800034D3L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_CANNOT_CREATE_UUID
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service is stopping on the computer %1 because
// a universally unique ID (UUID) cannot be created.
// %n
// %nThe SDK function UuidCreate() returned the error "%2".
// %n
// %nThe problem may be the lack of an Ethernet address,
// token ring address, or network address. The lack of a network
// address implies an unsupported netcard.
// %n
// %nThe File Replication Service will restart automatically at a later time.
// For more information about the automatic restart right click on
// My Computer and then click on Manage, System Tools, Services,
// File Replication Service, and Recovery.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_CANNOT_CREATE_UUID 0xC00034D4L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_NO_DNS_ATTRIBUTE
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service cannot find the DNS name for the computer %1
// because the "%2" attribute could not be read from the distinguished
// name "%3".
// %n
// %nThe File Replication Service will try using the name "%1" until the
// computer's DNS name appears.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_NO_DNS_ATTRIBUTE 0x800034D5L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_NO_SID
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service cannot replicate %1 with the computer
// %2 because the computer's SID cannot be determined from the distinguished
// name "%3".
// %n
// %nThe File Replication Service will retry later.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_NO_SID 0xC00034D6L
//
// MessageId: NTFRSPRF_OPEN_RPC_BINDING_ERROR_SET
//
// MessageText:
//
// The RPC binding failed in the Open function of the FileReplicaSet Object. The
// counter data for this object will not be available. The FileReplicaSet object
// contains the performance counters of the Replica sets whose files are being
// replicated by the File Replication Service.
//
#define NTFRSPRF_OPEN_RPC_BINDING_ERROR_SET 0xC00034D7L
//
// MessageId: NTFRSPRF_OPEN_RPC_BINDING_ERROR_CONN
//
// MessageText:
//
// The RPC binding failed in the Open function of the FileReplicaConn Object. The
// counter data for this object will not be available. The FileReplicaConn object
// contains the performance counters of the connections over which files are being
// replicated by the File Replication Service.
//
#define NTFRSPRF_OPEN_RPC_BINDING_ERROR_CONN 0xC00034D8L
//
// MessageId: NTFRSPRF_OPEN_RPC_CALL_ERROR_SET
//
// MessageText:
//
// The RPC call failed in the Open function of the FileReplicaSet Object. The
// counter data for this object will not be available. The FileReplicaSet object
// contains the performance counters of the Replica sets whose files are being
// replicated by the File Replication Service.
//
#define NTFRSPRF_OPEN_RPC_CALL_ERROR_SET 0xC00034D9L
//
// MessageId: NTFRSPRF_OPEN_RPC_CALL_ERROR_CONN
//
// MessageText:
//
// The RPC call failed in the Open function of the FileReplicaConn Object. The
// counter data for this object will not be available. The FileReplicaConn object
// contains the performance counters of the connections over which files are being
// replicated by the File Replication Service.
//
#define NTFRSPRF_OPEN_RPC_CALL_ERROR_CONN 0xC00034DAL
//
// MessageId: NTFRSPRF_COLLECT_RPC_BINDING_ERROR_SET
//
// MessageText:
//
// The RPC binding failed in the Collect function of the FileReplicaSet Object. The
// counter data for this object will not be available till the binding succeeds.
// The FileReplicaSet object contains the performance counters of the Replica sets
// whose files are being replicated by the File Replication Service.
//
#define NTFRSPRF_COLLECT_RPC_BINDING_ERROR_SET 0xC00034DBL
//
// MessageId: NTFRSPRF_COLLECT_RPC_BINDING_ERROR_CONN
//
// MessageText:
//
// The RPC binding failed in the Collect function of the FileReplicaConn Object.
// The counter data for this object will not be available till the binding
// succeeds. The FileReplicaConn object contains the performance counters of the
// connections over which files are being replicated by the File Replication
// Service.
//
#define NTFRSPRF_COLLECT_RPC_BINDING_ERROR_CONN 0xC00034DCL
//
// MessageId: NTFRSPRF_COLLECT_RPC_CALL_ERROR_SET
//
// MessageText:
//
// The RPC call failed in the Collect function of the FileReplicaSet Object. The
// counter data for this object will not be available till the call succeeds. The
// FileReplicaSet object contains the performance counters of the Replica sets
// whose files are being replicated by the File Replication Service.
//
#define NTFRSPRF_COLLECT_RPC_CALL_ERROR_SET 0xC00034DDL
//
// MessageId: NTFRSPRF_COLLECT_RPC_CALL_ERROR_CONN
//
// MessageText:
//
// The RPC call failed in the Collect function of the FileReplicaConn Object. The
// counter data for this object will not be available till the call succeeds. The
// FileReplicaConn object contains the performance counters of the connections over
// which files are being replicated by the File Replication Service.
//
#define NTFRSPRF_COLLECT_RPC_CALL_ERROR_CONN 0xC00034DEL
//
// MessageId: NTFRSPRF_VIRTUALALLOC_ERROR_SET
//
// MessageText:
//
// The call to VirtualAlloc failed in the Open function of the FileReplicaSet
// Object. The counter data for this object will not be available. The
// FileReplicaSet object contains the performance counters of the Replica sets
// whose files are being replicated by the File Replication Service.
//
#define NTFRSPRF_VIRTUALALLOC_ERROR_SET 0xC00034DFL
//
// MessageId: NTFRSPRF_VIRTUALALLOC_ERROR_CONN
//
// MessageText:
//
// The call to VirtualAlloc failed in the Open function of the FileReplicaConn
// Object. The counter data for this object will not be available. The
// FileReplicaConn object contains the performance counters of the connections over
// which files are being replicated by the File Replication Service.
//
#define NTFRSPRF_VIRTUALALLOC_ERROR_CONN 0xC00034E0L
//
// MessageId: NTFRSPRF_REGISTRY_ERROR_SET
//
// MessageText:
//
// The call to the Registry failed in the Open function of the FileReplicaSet
// Object. The counter data for this object will not be available. The
// FileReplicaSet object contains the performance counters of the Replica sets
// whose files are being replicated by the File Replication Service.
//
#define NTFRSPRF_REGISTRY_ERROR_SET 0xC00034E1L
//
// MessageId: NTFRSPRF_REGISTRY_ERROR_CONN
//
// MessageText:
//
// The call to the Registry failed in the Open function of the FileReplicaConn
// Object. The counter data for this object will not be available. The
// FileReplicaConn object contains the performance counters of the connections over
// which files are being replicated by the File Replication Service.
//
#define NTFRSPRF_REGISTRY_ERROR_CONN 0xC00034E2L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_ROOT_NOT_VALID
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service cannot replicate %1 because the
// pathname of the replicated directory is not the fully qualified
// pathname of an existing, accessible local directory.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_ROOT_NOT_VALID 0xC00034E3L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_STAGE_NOT_VALID
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service cannot replicate %1 because the pathname
// of the customer designated staging directory:
// %n %2
// %n is not the fully qualified pathname of an existing, accessible local directory.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_STAGE_NOT_VALID 0xC00034E4L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_OVERLAPS_LOGGING
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service cannot replicate %1 because it overlaps
// the File Replication Service's logging pathname %2.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_OVERLAPS_LOGGING 0xC00034E5L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_OVERLAPS_WORKING
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service cannot replicate %1 because it overlaps
// the File Replication Service's working directory %2.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_OVERLAPS_WORKING 0xC00034E6L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_OVERLAPS_STAGE
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service cannot replicate %1 because it overlaps
// the staging directory %2.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_OVERLAPS_STAGE 0xC00034E7L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_OVERLAPS_ROOT
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service cannot replicate %1 because it overlaps
// the replicating directory %2.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_OVERLAPS_ROOT 0xC00034E8L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_OVERLAPS_OTHER_STAGE
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service cannot replicate %1 because it overlaps
// the staging directory %2 of the replicating directory %3.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_OVERLAPS_OTHER_STAGE 0xC00034E9L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_PREPARE_ROOT_FAILED
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service could not prepare the root directory
// %1 for replication. This is likely due to a problem creating the
// root directory or a problem removing preexisting files in the root
// directory.
// %n
// %nCheck that the path leading up to the root directory exists and is
// accessible.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_PREPARE_ROOT_FAILED 0xC00034EAL
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_BAD_REG_DATA
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service detected an invalid parameter value in the
// registry. %1.
// %n
// %nThe expected registry key name is "%2".
// %nThe expected value name is "%3".
// %nThe expected registry data type is %4.
// %nThe allowed range for this parameter is %5
// %nThe data units for this parameter value are %6.
// %nThe File Replication Service is using a default value of "%7".
// %n
// %nTo change this parameter, run regedt32.
// %n
// %nClick on Start, Run and type regedt32.
// %n
// %nClick on the window entitled HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.
// %nClick down the key path: "%8"
// %nDouble click on the value name -
// %n "%9"
// %nand update the value.
// %nIf the value name is not present you may add it with the Add Value function
// under the Edit Menu item. Type the value name exactly as shown above using the
// above registry data type. Make sure you observe the data units and allowed range
// when entering the value.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_BAD_REG_DATA 0x800034EBL
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_JOIN_FAIL_TIME_SKEW
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service is unable to replicate with its partner computer
// because the difference in clock times is outside the range of plus or minus
// %1 minutes.
// %n
// %nThe connection to the partner computer is:
// %n "%2"
// %nThe detected time difference is: %3 minutes.
// %n
// %nNote: If this time difference is close to a multiple of 60 minutes then it
// is likely that either this computer or its partner computer was set to the
// incorrect time zone when the computer time was initially set. Check that
// the time zone and the system time are correctly set on both computers.
// %n
// %nIf necessary, the default value used to test for computer time consistency
// may be changed in the registry on this computer. (Note: This is not recommended.)
// %n
// %nTo change this parameter, run regedt32.
// %n
// %nClick on Start, Run and type regedt32.
// %n
// %nClick on the window entitled HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.
// %nClick down the key path:
// %n "System\CurrentControlSet\Services\NtFrs\Parameters"
// %nDouble click on the value name
// %n "Partner Clock Skew In Minutes"
// %nand update the value.
// %n
// %nIf the value name is not present you may add it with the Add Value function
// under the Edit Menu item. Type the value name exactly as shown above using the
// the registry data type REG_DWORD.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_JOIN_FAIL_TIME_SKEW 0xC00034ECL
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_RMTCO_TIME_SKEW
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service is unable to replicate from a partner computer
// because the event time associated with the file to be replicated is too far
// into the future. It is %1 minutes greater than the current time. This can
// happen if the system time on the partner computer was set incorrectly when
// the file was created or updated. To preserve the integrity of the replica
// set this file update will not be performed or propagated further.
// %n
// %nThe file name is: "%2"
// %nThe connection to the partner computer is:
// %n "%3"
// %n
// %nNote: If this time difference is close to a multiple of 60 minutes then it
// is likely that this file may have been created or updated on the partner
// computer while the computer was set to the incorrect time zone when its
// computer time was initially set. Check that the timezone and time are
// correctly set on the partner computer.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_RMTCO_TIME_SKEW 0xC00034EDL
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_CANT_OPEN_STAGE
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service is unable to open the customer designated
// staging directory for replica set %1. The path used for the staging
// directory is,
// %n "%2"
// %nThe customer designated root path for this replica set is:
// %n "%3"
// %n
// The service is unable to start replication on this replica set. Among the
// possible errors to check are:
// %n -- an invalid staging path,
// %n -- a missing directory,
// %n -- a missing disk volume,
// %n -- a file system on the volume that does not support ACLs,
// %n -- a sharing conflict on the staging directory with some other application.
// %n
// %nCorrect the problem and the service will attempt to restart replication
// automatically at a later time.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_CANT_OPEN_STAGE 0xC00034EEL
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_CANT_OPEN_PREINSTALL
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service is unable to open (or create) the pre-install
// directory under the customer designated replica tree directory for
// replica set %1. The path used for the pre-install
// directory is,
// %n "%2"
// %nThe customer designated root path for this replica set is:
// %n "%3"
// %n
// The service is unable to start replication on this replica set. Among the
// possible errors to check are:
// %n -- an invalid root path,
// %n -- a missing directory,
// %n -- a missing disk volume,
// %n -- a file system on the volume that does not support NTFS 5.0
// %n -- a sharing conflict on the pre-install directory with some other application.
// %n
// %nCorrect the problem and the service will attempt to restart replication
// automatically at a later time.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_CANT_OPEN_PREINSTALL 0xC00034EFL
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_REPLICA_SET_CREATE_FAIL
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service is unable to add this computer to the following
// replica set:
// %n "%1"
// %n
// %nThis could be caused by a number of problems such as:
// %n -- an invalid root path,
// %n -- a missing directory,
// %n -- a missing disk volume,
// %n -- a file system on the volume that does not support NTFS 5.0
// %n
// %nThe information below may help to resolve the problem:
// %nComputer DNS name is "%2"
// %nReplica set member name is "%3"
// %nReplica set root path is "%4"
// %nReplica staging directory path is "%5"
// %nReplica working directory path is "%6"
// %nWindows error status code is %7
// %nFRS error status code is %8
// %n
// %nOther event log messages may also help determine the problem. Correct the
// problem and the service will attempt to restart replication automatically at
// a later time.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_REPLICA_SET_CREATE_FAIL 0xC00034F0L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_REPLICA_SET_CREATE_OK
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service successfully added this computer to the following
// replica set:
// %n "%1"
// %n
// %nInformation related to this event is shown below:
// %nComputer DNS name is "%2"
// %nReplica set member name is "%3"
// %nReplica set root path is "%4"
// %nReplica staging directory path is "%5"
// %nReplica working directory path is "%6"
//
#define EVENT_FRS_REPLICA_SET_CREATE_OK 0x400034F1L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_REPLICA_SET_CXTIONS
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service successfully added the connections shown below
// to the replica set:
// %n "%1"
// %n
// %n %2
// %n %3
// %n %4
// %n %5
// %n %6
// %n %7
// %n %8
// %n %9
// %n
// %nMore information may appear in subsequent event log messages.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_REPLICA_SET_CXTIONS 0x400034F2L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_IN_ERROR_STATE
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service is in an error state. Files will not replicate
// to or from one or all of the replica sets on his computer until the
// following recovery steps are performed:
// %n
// %n Recovery Steps:
// %n
// %n [1] The error state may clear itself if you stop and restart the FRS service.
// This can be done by performing the following in a command window:
// %n
// %n net stop ntfrs
// %n net start ntfrs
// %n
// %nIf this fails to clear up the problem then proceed as follows.
// %n
// %n [2] For Active Directory Domain Controllers that DO NOT host any DFS
// alternates or other replica sets with replication enabled:
// %n
// %nIf there is at least one other Domain Controller in this domain then
// restore the "system state" of this DC from backup (using ntbackup or other
// backup-restore utility) and make it non-authoritative.
// %n
// %nIf there are NO other Domain Controllers in this domain then restore
// the "system state" of this DC from backup (using ntbackup or other
// backup-restore utility) and choose the Advanced option which marks
// the sysvols as primary.
// %n
// %nIf there are other Domain Controllers in this domain but ALL of
// them have this event log message then restore one of them as primary
// (data files from primary will replicate everywhere) and the others as
// non-authoritative.
// %n
// %n
// %n [3] For Active Directory Domain Controllers that host DFS alternates
// or other replica sets with replication enabled:
// %n
// %n (3-a) If the Dfs alternates on this DC do not have any other replication
// partners then copy the data under that Dfs share to a safe location.
// %n (3-b) If this server is the only Active Directory Domain Controller for this
// domain then, before going to (3-c), make sure this server does not have any
// inbound or outbound connections to other servers that were formerly Domain
// Controllers for this domain but are now off the net (and will never be
// coming back online) or have been fresh installed without being demoted.
// To delete connections use the Sites and Services snapin and look for
// %nSites->NAME_OF_SITE->Servers->NAME_OF_SERVER->NTDS Settings->CONNECTIONS.
// %n (3-c) Restore the "system state" of this DC from backup (using ntbackup
// or other backup-restore utility) and make it non-authoritative.
// %n (3-d) Copy the data from step (3-a) above to the original location
// after the sysvol share is published.
// %n
// %n
// %n [4] For other Windows 2000 servers:
// %n
// %n (4-a) If any of the DFS alternates or other replica sets hosted by
// this server do not have any other replication partners then copy the
// data under its share or replica tree root to a safe location.
// %n (4-b) net stop ntfrs
// %n (4-c) rd /s /q %1
// %n (4-d) net start ntfrs
// %n (4-e) Copy the data from step (4-a) above to the original location after
// the service has initialized (5 minutes is a safe waiting time).
// %n
// %nNote: If this error message is in the eventlog of all the members of a
// particular replica set then perform steps (4-a) and (4-e) above on only
// one of the members.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_IN_ERROR_STATE 0xC00034F3L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_REPLICA_NO_ROOT_CHANGE
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service has detected what appears to be an attempt
// to change the root path for the following replica set:
// %n "%1"
// %n
// %nThis is not allowed. To perform this operation you must remove this member
// from the replica set and add the member back with the new root path.
// %n
// %nIt is possible that this is a transient error due to Active Directory
// replication delays associated with updating FRS configuration objects. If
// file replication does not take place after an appropriate waiting time,
// which could be several hours if cross site Active Directory replication
// is required, you must delete and re-add this member to the replica set.
// %n
// %nInformation related to this event is shown below:
// %nComputer DNS name is "%2"
// %nReplica set member name is "%3"
// %nThe current Replica set root path is "%4"
// %nThe desired new Replica set root path is "%5"
// %nReplica staging directory path is "%6"
//
#define EVENT_FRS_REPLICA_NO_ROOT_CHANGE 0xC00034F4L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_DUPLICATE_IN_CXTION_SYSVOL
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service has detected a duplicate connection object between
// this computer "%6" and a computer named "%1".
// %nThis was detected for the following replica set:
// %n "%2"
// %n
// %nThis is not allowed and replication will not occur between these two
// computers until the duplicate connection objects are removed.
// %n
// %nIt is possible that this is a transient error due to Active Directory
// replication delays associated with updating FRS configuration objects. If
// file replication does not take place after an appropriate waiting time,
// which could be several hours if cross site Active Directory replication
// is required, you must manually delete the duplicate connection objects by
// following the steps below:
// %n
// %n [1] Start the Active Directory Sites and Services Snapin.
// %n [2] Click on "%3, %4, %5, %6, %7".
// %n [3] Look for duplicate connections from "%1" in site "%8".
// %n [4] Delete all but one of the connections.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_DUPLICATE_IN_CXTION_SYSVOL 0xC00034F5L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_DUPLICATE_IN_CXTION
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service has detected a duplicate connection object between
// this computer "%7" and a computer named "%1".
// %nThis was detected for the following replica set:
// %n "%2"
// %n
// %nThis is not allowed and replication will not occur between these two
// computers until the duplicate connection objects are removed.
// %n
// %nIt is possible that this is a transient error due to Active Directory
// replication delays associated with updating FRS configuration objects. If
// file replication does not take place after an appropriate waiting time,
// which could be several hours if cross site Active Directory replication
// is required, you must manually delete the duplicate connection objects by
// following the steps below:
// %n
// %n [1] Start the Active Directory Users and Computers Snapin.
// %n [2] Click the view button and advanced features to display the system node.
// %n [3] Click on "%3, %4, %5".
// %n [4] Under "%5" you will see one or more DFS related replica set objects.
// Look for the FRS member object "%6" under the subtree for replica set "%2".
// %n [5] Under "%6" look for duplicate connections from "%1".
// %n [6] Delete all but one of the connections.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_DUPLICATE_IN_CXTION 0xC00034F6L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_ROOT_HAS_MOVED
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service has detected that the replica root path has changed
// from "%2" to "%3". If this is an intentional move then a file with the name
// NTFRS_CMD_FILE_MOVE_ROOT needs to be created under the new root path.
// %nThis was detected for the following replica set:
// %n "%1"
// %n
// %nChanging the replica root path is a two step process which is triggered by
// the creation of the NTFRS_CMD_FILE_MOVE_ROOT file.
// %n
// %n [1] At the first poll which will occur in %4 minutes this computer will be
// deleted from the replica set.
// %n [2] At the poll following the deletion this computer will be re-added to the
// replica set with the new root path. This re-addition will trigger a full tree
// sync for the replica set. At the end of the sync all the files will be at the new
// location. The files may or may not be deleted from the old location depending on whether
// they are needed or not.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_ROOT_HAS_MOVED 0xC00034F7L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_ERROR_REPLICA_SET_DELETED
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service is deleting this computer from the replica set "%1" as an attempt to
// recover from the error state,
// %n Error status = %2
// %n At the next poll, which will occur in %3 minutes, this computer will be re-added to the
// replica set. The re-addition will trigger a full tree sync for the replica set.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_ERROR_REPLICA_SET_DELETED 0x800034F8L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_REPLICA_IN_JRNL_WRAP_ERROR
//
// MessageText:
//
// The File Replication Service has detected that the replica set "%1" is in JRNL_WRAP_ERROR.
// %n
// %n Replica set name is : "%1"
// %n Replica root path is : "%2"
// %n Replica root volume is : "%3"
// %n
//
// A Replica set hits JRNL_WRAP_ERROR when the record that it is trying to read from the NTFS USN journal is not found.
// This can occur because of one of the following reasons.
// %n
// %n [1] Volume "%3" has been formatted.
// %n [2] The NTFS USN journal on volume "%3" has been deleted.
// %n [3] The NTFS USN journal on volume "%3" has been truncated. Chkdsk can truncate
// the journal if it finds corrupt entries at the end of the journal.
// %n [4] File Replication Service was not running on this computer for a long time.
// %n [5] File Replication Service could not keep up with the rate of Disk IO activity on "%3".
// %n
// %n Following recovery steps will be taken to automatically recover from this error state.
// %n [1] At the first poll which will occur in %4 minutes this computer will be
// deleted from the replica set.
// %n [2] At the poll following the deletion this computer will be re-added to the
// replica set. The re-addition will trigger a full tree sync for the replica set.
//
#define EVENT_FRS_REPLICA_IN_JRNL_WRAP_ERROR 0xC00034F9L
//
// MessageId: EVENT_FRS_DS_POLL_ERROR_SUMMARY
//
// MessageText:
//
// Following is the summary of warnings and errors encountered by File Replication Service
// while polling the Domain Controller %1 for FRS replica set configuration information.
// %n
// %n %2
// %n
//
#define EVENT_FRS_DS_POLL_ERROR_SUMMARY 0x800034FAL
#endif // _NTFRSRES_
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