This error started occurring after I uninstalled and then re-installed the Fax Server. 100518.082719.2018: Admin: !!!!FATAL: Console shutting down due to unhandled exception: Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation. PopulateSc hema()Īt groundWork er.WorkerT hreadStart (Object argument) Devices.F axGroupPro vider.GetD eviceList( )Īt Microsoft.WindowsServerSol utions.Con sole.Pages. Stack: at Microsoft.WindowsServerSol utions.IWo ommon.IFax Device.Get ExtensionP roperty(St ring bstrGUID)Īt Microsoft.WindowsServerSol utions.IWo ommon.FaxC onfigurati onData.Pop ulateFaxDe viceDataSe t()Īt Microsoft.WindowsServerSol utions.Con sole.Pages. The console log file shows the following error:Īn exception of type 'Type: ices.COMEx ception, mscorlib, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c56193 4e089' has occurred. "Windows SBS 2008 console has stopped working." Turns out that there was a conflict between the two servers that caused the DNS server service to stop.Whenever I go to the Network/Devices tab in SBS 2008 console, it crashes with the following error: After completion, it re-enabled the service and installed the IPv6 DHCP range for me.
I ran the “Fix my Network” wizard and it found a problem with the DNS server (It had stopped – and I didn’t think to check this!) It also picked up that IPv6 for DHCP wasn’t configured (Not that I needed this).
With SBS 2003, I often found that re-running the Connect to Internet Wizard on the many different SBS servers I worked with would solve problems experienced with DNS, DHCP, IP settings etc… Well with SBS 2008, it seems they have created this wizard solely for that purpose.Īnyway I was having an issue running the Connect to Internet wizard on the 2008 machine today – I was getting a DNS error and the CTIEW would not complete. This wizard contains around about 70 different fixes for various network / DNS / IP related issues. One of the tasks on the right panel will be the “Fix my network” wizard. You access it by opening the Windows SBS Console, Clicking on the Network tab, and then clicking on the Connectivity sub-tab. Today I discovered the usefulness of the “Fix my network” wizard in Windows SBS 2008.
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