Marcus,

This error is related to IIS not being able to register it's NETBIOS-name on
the network. It always tries to register a NETBIOS-group called
"inet-services" for discovery by any admintools out there.

If everything else it working you can safely ignore this message. I don't
know of a way to NOT get it in the logs though...

Stefan

c:> nbtstat -A 10.10.10.1

...
           NetBIOS Remote Machine Name Table

       Name Type Status
    ---------------------------------------------
    BAMSE <00> UNIQUE Registered
    BAMSE <20> UNIQUE Registered
    NORBERG <00> GROUP Registered
    NORBERG <1C> GROUP Registered
    NORBERG <1B> UNIQUE Registered
    NORBERG <1E> GROUP Registered
    NORBERG <1D> UNIQUE Registered
    ..__MSBROWSE__.<01> GROUP Registered
-> INet~Services <1C> GROUP Registered <-
    IS~BAMSE.......<00> UNIQUE Registered
    BAMSE <03> UNIQUE Registered

-----Original Message-----
From: Marcus Karlsson [mailto:marcusswip.net]
Sent: den 3 juli 2001 14:08
To: Focus on Microsoft Mailing List
Subject: Event ID 105

One of my win2k servers event log keeps reporting the following event, since
i disabled NetBIOS support...

I guess I could re-enable NetBIOS, but that's not the solution i'm looking
for...

Either a workaround that won't display the event, or prefably, a long-term
solution. =)

"
Source: W3SVC
Event ID: 105
Description: The server was unable to register the administration tool
discovery information. The administration tool may not be able to see this
server. The data is the error code.
"
-and-
"
Source: SMTPSVC
Event ID: 105
Description: The server was unable to register the administration tool
discovery information.
The administration tool may not be able to see this server. The data is the
error code.
"

http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q254/5/25.ASP claims:

"
These error messages appear in the event log if there is a network adapter
in the computer but the network cable is not plugged in, or if the network
is unavailable. The error messages occur every time you start the computer
until the network becomes available (or you plug in the network cable).
"

I know that this isn't a hardware/network issue.

http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q240/7/79.ASP claims:

"
The information in this article applies to: Microsoft Internet Information
Server 4.0
Remove, and then reinstall the NetBIOS Interface network service. To do
this, perform the following steps
"

Wrong IIS version there, and once again, a bad solution...

Any information/feedback good... =)

/Best Regards, Marcus Karlsson

.oO System Administrator, SWIPNet - The SWedish IP Network Oo.

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