DNS event ID 1202

[Eimis]

On our public DNS server I am getting Event ID 1202 error:

Security policies are propagated with warning. 0x5 : Access is denid.

What should I do on this situation, this event happens in Application log,
it is full only with the same error.

Thank you very much for any reply !!!

Eimis

 

[Eimis]

Only all of the security patches from windowsupdate is installed, patches
and service packs.

 

[Ace Fekay [MVP]]

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Only all of the security patches from windowsupdate is installed,
patches and service packs.

Ok, How about that article, did it help?

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[Eimis]

No, my name server is not member of DC or it is not a DC so it did not have
those Group Policies setup and it doesn't have that registry entry.

Thank you !!!

Regards

Eimis

 

[Ace Fekay [MVP]]

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No, my name server is not member of DC or it is not a DC so it did
not have those Group Policies setup and it doesn't have that registry
entry.

Thank you !!!

Regards

Eimis

I'm sorry that it didn't help you out. It was the only thing I could find on
that error, not having experienced it myself on any of my external DNS
servers hosting public content that are also not DCs or member servers, just
as yours are.

Can I ask if you had turned off any unnecessary services on your machine to
*probably* tighten up security?

FYI- Just wanted to mention, there actually is a local Group Policy on all
W2k and W2k3 machines. Turning off certain services, as per those articles,
*may* affect the local policies for the machine and just *may* cause these.
I'm just trying to extrapolate from the info at hand to help out.

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[Eimis]

Yes I did, I scanned that machine with Microsoft Security Baseline analyzer,
it told me to shut off some services and do tighten up other security holes,
like modify the registry, ykes.
That is probably the issue.

Thank you very much for reply!!!

Regards,

Eimis

 

[Ace Fekay [MVP]]

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Yes I did, I scanned that machine with Microsoft Security Baseline
analyzer, it told me to shut off some services and do tighten up
other security holes, like modify the registry, ykes.
That is probably the issue.

Thank you very much for reply!!!

Regards,

Eimis

That will do it. Review those articles for specific services that it needs.
Also, the DHCP Client service is REQUIRED for the DNS resolver to function.
The APIs are tied in and can't function if that is turned off.

If not sure what services, undo the MBSA settings and start over electing
not to turn off some services.


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Ace

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Microsoft Windows MVP - Active Directory