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DHCP database r/w error on 2003

Discussion in 'Windows Home Server' started by david, May 25, 2009.

  1. david

    david Guest

    I am getting a repeated cluster of DHCP errors in the event log:
    1014,1016,1010

    1014, which is the first error, is
    "The following problem occurred with the Jet database -1032: Jet database
    read or write operations failed."

    There are no errors recorded in the DHCP log. It coincides with a DHCP
    database backup event.

    This happens -- sometimes-- when DHCP tries to backup the DHCP database. I
    may get days with no problems, then the same problem every hour for a couple
    of hours, then nothing again.

    The disk is NOT short of space. I have restored the database. I have deleted
    the current and the backup database. I am NOT fiddling with the file
    permissions every couple of hours (and I didn't change any file
    permissions).

    I am NOT having problems with DHCP allocation. I do NOT have any conflicts
    (except when I stop the service and delete the databases).

    Any idea what could be causing this problem?

    (david)
     
    david, May 25, 2009
    #1
  3. Kevin Longley

    Kevin Longley Guest

    I have seen real time antivirus monitoring cause this; try disabling av (if
    running) temporarily to see if the errors stop.
    "david" <david@nospam.au> wrote in message
    news:ejbVK4R3JHA.480@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
    >I am getting a repeated cluster of DHCP errors in the event log:
    > 1014,1016,1010
    >
    > 1014, which is the first error, is
    > "The following problem occurred with the Jet database -1032: Jet database
    > read or write operations failed."
    >
    > There are no errors recorded in the DHCP log. It coincides with a DHCP
    > database backup event.
    >
    > This happens -- sometimes-- when DHCP tries to backup the DHCP database. I
    > may get days with no problems, then the same problem every hour for a
    > couple of hours, then nothing again.
    >
    > The disk is NOT short of space. I have restored the database. I have
    > deleted the current and the backup database. I am NOT fiddling with the
    > file permissions every couple of hours (and I didn't change any file
    > permissions).
    >
    > I am NOT having problems with DHCP allocation. I do NOT have any conflicts
    > (except when I stop the service and delete the databases).
    >
    > Any idea what could be causing this problem?
    >
    > (david)
    >
    >
     
    Kevin Longley, May 26, 2009
    #2

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