A lot of threads just say to ignore them or turn them off but I have a feeling there is really something going on. It is a SBS 2011 Server and Windows 10 Professional workstations. Massive event id 10009 and a few event id 4 on the server. I turned the firewalls off on the workstations. Screen shots of the errors are attach. Any Ideas?
asked Mar 2, 2017 at 13:28
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These events identify a client workstation. Has anything been changed on the client system(s). Do the entries in DNS for the clients have correct data? Are any relevant events logged on the client systems?– I say Reinstate MonicaCommented Mar 2, 2017 at 18:10
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The first question I have, are you even using, Kerberos? This specifc event indicates a NTP problem. Before I could provide any specifc resolution, you would have to confirm that the client and the server both agree it's the same time.– RamhoundCommented Mar 2, 2017 at 19:10
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Nothing has been changed on the clients but I am not sure how long these errors have been going on. The DNS entries should be correct. I look through them and deleted the ones that weren't correct and then scavenged. No relevant log entries on the client. I just checked the time on the server and a time on one of the clients and it is identical. Have disabled the firewall on the clients and server. Don't know if I am using Kerberos or not. It is a default installation. I have read a lot about this issue and never seen a reference to a NTP issue. What makes you believe it is a NTP issue?– ZiggyStardustCommented Mar 2, 2017 at 21:13
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Have a look at the entry DCOM Event ID 10009 in this MSKB article (it applies to SBS 2011 as well).– I say Reinstate MonicaCommented Mar 4, 2017 at 16:23
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