Optimizing tempdb performance in SQL Server 2012

SQL Server 2008 R2 BOL contains a topic on optimizing tempdb: SQL Server 2008 R2 Books Online > Database Engine > Development > Designing and Implementing Structured Storage > Databases > Optimizing Databases > Optimizing tempdb Performance.
I have been unable to locate a comparable topic in BOL for SQL Server 2012. Is this type of performance tuning for tempdb no longer necessary in SQL Server 2012?

Is this type of performance tuning for tempdb no longer necessary in SQL Server 2012?
That's incorrect. Looks like topic is missing in SQL 2012 BOL. I will alert the author and report back if needed. Meantime, you can follow the same for 2012 as well.
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Installing SQL Server 2012 remotely via Powershell using Invoke-Command

I am trying to perform a SQL Server 2012 command line installation using Powershell Invoke-Command on Windows 2012 Datacenter.
The code I am using is as follows:
$ret = Invoke-Command -ComputerName $COMPUTER -ArgumentList $MEDIA,$ACTION,$FEATURES,$INSTALLDIR,$INSTANCEID,$INSTANCENAME,$SQLDATADRIVE,$SQLLOGDRIVE,$DOMAIN,$SQLSERVERSERVICEUSER,$SQLSERVICEPASSWORD,$PRODUCTKEY,$SQLSERVERSA,$username,$ADMINPASSWD
-Credential $cred -ScriptBlock {
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     $FEATURES,
     $INSTALLDIR,
     $INSTANCEID,
     $INSTANCENAME,
     $SQLDATADRIVE,
     $SQLLOGDRIVE,
     $DOMAIN,
     $SQLSERVERSERVICEUSER,
     $SQLSERVICEPASSWORD,
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     $PASSWD)
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  if (-not [IO.Directory]::Exists($MEDIA)){
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   return 0,"Failed to find SQL Server Installer at $MEDIA on $hn"
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The media resides on the server that I am remoting to in powershell and the server is on the same domain. The credentials I pass are for a Domain Admin, but SQL Server fails to validate the credentials for the passed parameter for the sql service user with
a Access Denied.
If I run the same command with the same user directly on the server it works fine.
My guess is that the elavated privs for Administrator are not being set when using Invoke-Command? Is there a way to utilize powershell to install SQL Server 2012 with command line option using the invoke-command and passing credentials? Or is this a limitation
to the SQL Server installer. If there is can a example be provided?

Ok, so with the help of some friends, we found a fix that works!
Prior to running the Invoke-Command I now run:
# enable CredSSP on a client computer; this command allows the client credentials to be delegated to the server01 computer.:
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SQL Server 2005 performance decreases with DB size while SQL Server 2012 is fine

Hi,
We have a C# windows service running that polls some files and inserts/updates some fields in database.
The service was tested on a local dev machine with SQL Server 2012 running and performance was quite decent with any number of records. Later on the service was moved to a test stage environment where SQL Server 2005 is installed. At that point database
was still empty and service was running just fine but later on, after some 500k records were written, performance problems came to light. After some more tests we've founds out that, basically, database operation performance in SQL Server 2005 decreases with
a direct correlation with the database size. Here are some testing results:
Run#
1
2
3
4
5
DB size (records)
520k
620k
720k
820k
920k
SQL Server 2005
TotalRunTime
25:25.1
32:25.4
38:27.3
42:50.5
43:51.8
Get1
00:18.3
00:18.9
00:20.1
00:20.1
00:19.3
Get2
01:13.4
01:17.9
01:21.0
01:21.2
01:17.5
Get3
01:19.5
01:24.6
01:28.4
01:29.3
01:24.8
Count1
00:19.9
00:18.7
00:17.9
00:18.7
00:19.1
Count2
00:44.5
00:45.7
00:45.9
00:47.0
00:46.0
Count3
00:21.7
00:21.7
00:21.7
00:22.3
00:22.3
Count4
00:23.6
00:23.9
00:23.9
00:24.9
00:24.5
Process1
03:10.6
03:15.4
03:14.7
03:21.5
03:19.6
Process2
17:08.7
23:35.7
28:53.8
32:58.3
34:46.9
Count5
00:02.3
00:02.3
00:02.3
00:02.3
00:02.1
Count6
00:01.6
00:01.6
00:01.6
00:01.7
00:01.7
Count7
00:01.9
00:01.9
00:01.7
00:02.0
00:02.0
Process3
00:02.0
00:01.8
00:01.8
00:01.8
00:01.8
SQL Server 2012
TotalRunTime
12:51.6
13:38.7
13:20.4
13:38.0
12:38.8
Get1
00:21.6
00:21.7
00:20.7
00:22.7
00:21.4
Get2
01:38.3
01:37.2
01:31.6
01:39.2
01:37.3
Get3
01:41.7
01:42.1
01:35.9
01:44.5
01:41.7
Count1
00:20.3
00:19.9
00:19.9
00:21.5
00:17.3
Count2
01:04.5
01:04.8
01:05.3
01:10.0
01:01.0
Count3
00:24.5
00:24.1
00:23.7
00:26.0
00:21.7
Count4
00:26.3
00:24.6
00:25.1
00:27.5
00:23.7
Process1
03:52.3
03:57.7
03:59.4
04:21.2
03:41.4
Process2
03:05.4
03:06.2
02:53.2
03:10.3
03:06.5
Count5
00:02.8
00:02.7
00:02.6
00:02.8
00:02.7
Count6
00:02.3
00:03.0
00:02.8
00:03.4
00:02.4
Count7
00:02.5
00:02.9
00:02.8
00:03.4
00:02.5
Process3
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00:21.0
00:20.4
00:22.8
00:21.5
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...One more thing is that it's not Process2 table that constantly grows in size but is
Process1 table, that gets almost 100k records each run....
Hi,
It is not clear to me what is that you are doing, but now we have a better understanding on ONE of your tables an it is obviously you will get worse result as the data become bigger. Actually your table look like a automatic build table by ORM like Entity
Framework, and it's DDL probably do not much your needs. For example if your select query is using a filter on the other column that [setID] then you have no index and the server probably have to scan the entire table in order to find the records that you
need.
Forum is a suitable place to seek advice about a specific system (as I mentioned before we are not familiar with your system), and it is more suitable for general questions. For example the fact that you have no index except the index on the column [setID]
can indicate a problem. Ultimately to optimize the system will need to investigate it more thoroughly (as it is no longer appropriate forum ... but we're not there yet). Another point is that now we can see that you are using [timestamp] column, an this
implies that your are using this column as a filter for selecting the data. If so, then maybe a better DDL will be to use clustered index on this column and if needed a nonclustered index on the [setID] if it is needed at all...
what is obviously is that next is to check if this DDL fit
your specific needs (as i mentioned before).
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code first), and if so then which one.
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SQL Server 2012 & sp_describe_first_result_set performance overhead?

Hi All,
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Seriously?
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My questions are:
Is this normal?
Has anyone else experienced this overhead?
Can it be avoided/turned off?
Any information would be greatly appreciated :)
Regards,
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Hi Erland,
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When you say "takes a long time to get through" I am guessing that you mean a long time for the engine to look at the query, interrogate it and send back the "metadata" about that particular query?
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I'm have no idea about the underlying mechanics of how this new SP sp_describe_first_result_set works so am not sure. It is instantaneous when querying information about local tables (and views that use local tables) but as soon as it queries
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Perform Forced Manual Failover of Availability Group (SQL Server 2012) and WSFC (Windows Server Failover Cluster)

I have a scenario with the three nodes with server 2012 standard, each running an instance of SQL Server 2012 enterprise, participate in a
single Windows Server Fail-over Cluster (WSFC) that spans two data centers.
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If that IP is unable to respond then script can be able to Perform Forced Manual Fail-over of Availability Group (SQL Server) and WSFC (Windows Server Fail-over Cluster)
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+1 to David's comment. I would not suggest to run a script automatically. During such failover you might have data loss and decision has to be made with business owners during disaster.
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Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Performance Dashboard compatible with windows server 2012?

Is Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Performance Dashboard compatible with Windows Server 2012? I only see Windows Server 2008r2 as the most recent version in the System Requirements list. Thanks!

Is Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Performance Dashboard compatible with Windows Server 2012? I only see Windows Server 2008r2 as the most recent version in the System Requirements list. Thanks!
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Before installing and configuring SQL Server 2012

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We are configuring SQL Server 2012 for Reporting Server,Reporting server are backup of OLTP production Database.
I am having small doubts like
Best RAID for Tempdb,Ldf and MDF?
how to set page file, is it really improve performance ?
What are remaining things i need to consider in basic setting ?
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SQL Server Compact 3.5 Merge Replication With SQL Server 2012 - Causing IIS App Pool to Crash

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How to get PDF iFilter to recognize "pdf" document_type instead of ".pdf" in SQL Server 2012

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If this isn't the correct forum for this question, I apologize.
I am running SQL Server 2012 on a Windows 7 Pro (64-bit) laptop and wish to be able to perform Full-Text searches against the contents of PDF files that have been loaded into my database using a FileTable. I have not been able to get the PDF iFilter v11.0 working whatsoever so I uninstalled it and installed v9.0 of the Adobe PDF iFilter. I have confirmed that this filtering works on PDF documents I've inserted into a regular table and specified the file_type as '.pdf'. However, when SQL Server loads the documents into a FileTable, the filter_type is set to 'pdf' (note: the period is not included -- ".pdf"). When I issue the ALTER FULLTEXT INDEX <tablename> START FULL POPULATION, no indexing occurs against the FILETABLE.
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Is there any way to get the PDF iFilter to recognize the 'pdf' filter_type in addition to the '.pdf' filter_type?
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Hi Steve,
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After Installing SQL Server 2012 Service Pack the RDL reports do not work

I installed SQL Server 2012 Service Pack on backEnd sharepoint and also on BI Server that host Reporting Service.(Before installation everything was working properly)
After this installation the RDL reports do not open and I receive this error message.
The permissions granted to user 'domain\username' are insufficient for performing this operation. (rsAccessDenied)
I also receive the same error message on changing DataSource, Parameters and subscription.
I should mention that, I am using Reporting Services in the Integration Mode. I want to open and modify RDL reports from SharePoint and inside the SharePoint Document Library.

Hi Hedayat,
Thanks for posting your issue,
To solve this problem you have to grant your SQL Reporting Service Application Pool
Account (whatever is running your SQL Service Application, see Central Admin -> Manage Service Application -> SQL Server Reporting Services)
Full Control to the web application that report is being deployed to in your particular case.
Or you could just use the powershell command below:
$webApp = Get-SPWebApplication –Identity http://yoursharepointapp
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http://paulliebrand.com/2013/09/25/ssrs-and-permissions-granted-to-user-are-insufficient-for-performing-this-operation/
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/4ea477ec-ea12-4a3e-bc33-2fcf9d52b84e/error-rsaccessdenied-nt-authoritynetwork-service-are-insufficient?forum=sqlreportingservices
I hope this is helpful to you, mark it as Helpful.
If this works, Please mark it as Answered.
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DSC, SQL Server 2012 Enterprise sp2 x64, SQL Server Failover Cluster Install not succeeding

Summary: DSC fails to fully install the SQL Server 2012 Failover Cluster, but the identical code snippet below run in powershell ise with administrator credentials works perfectly as does running the SQL server install interface.
In order to develop DSC configurations, I have set up a Windows Server 2012 R2 failover cluster in VMware Workstation v10 consisting of 3 nodes. All have the same Windows Server 2012 version and have been fully patched via Microsoft Updates.
The cluster properly fails over on command and the cluster validates. Powershell 4.0 is being used as installed in windows.
PDC
Node1
Node2
The DSC script builds up the parameters to setup.exe for SQL Server. Here is the cmd that gets built...
$cmd2 = "C:\SOFTWARE\SQL\Setup.exe /Q /ACTION=InstallFailoverCluster /INSTANCENAME=MSSQLSERVER /INSTANCEID=MSSQLSERVER /IACCEPTSQLSERVERLICENSETERMS /UpdateEnabled=false /IndicateProgress=false /FEATURES=SQLEngine,FullText,SSMS,ADV_SSMS,BIDS,IS,BC,CONN,BOL /SECURITYMODE=SQL /SAPWD=password#1 /SQLSVCACCOUNT=SAASLAB1\sql_services /SQLSVCPASSWORD=password#1 /SQLSYSADMINACCOUNTS=`"SAASLAB1\sql_admin`" `"SAASLAB1\sql_services`" `"SAASLAB1\cubara01`" /AGTSVCACCOUNT=SAASLAB1\sql_services /AGTSVCPASSWORD=password#1 /ISSVCACCOUNT=SAASLAB1\sql_services /ISSVCPASSWORD=password#1 /ISSVCSTARTUPTYPE=Automatic /FAILOVERCLUSTERDISKS=MountRoot /FAILOVERCLUSTERGROUP='SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)' /FAILOVERCLUSTERNETWORKNAME=SQLClusterLab1 /FAILOVERCLUSTERIPADDRESSES=`"IPv4;192.168.100.15;LAN;255.255.255.0`" /INSTALLSQLDATADIR=M:\SAN\SQLData\MSSQLSERVER /SQLUSERDBDIR=M:\SAN\SQLData\MSSQLSERVER /SQLUSERDBLOGDIR=M:\SAN\SQLLogs\MSSQLSERVER /SQLTEMPDBDIR=M:\SAN\SQLTempDB\MSSQLSERVER /SQLTEMPDBLOGDIR=M:\SAN\SQLTempDB\MSSQLSERVER /SQLBACKUPDIR=M:\SAN\Backups\MSSQLSERVER > C:\Logs\sqlInstall-log.txt "
Invoke-Expression $cmd2
When I run this specific command in Powershell ISE running as administrator, logged in as domain account that is in the Node1's administrators group and has domain administrative authority, it works perfectly fine and sets up the initial node properly.
When I use the EXACT SAME code above pasted into my custom DSC resource, as a test with a known successful install, run with the same user as above, it does NOT completely install the cluster properly. It still installs 17 applications
related to SQL Server and seems to properly configure everything except the cluster. The Failover Cluster Manager shows that the SQL Server Role will not come on line and the SQL Server Agent Role is not created.
The code is run on Node1 so the setup folder is local to Node1.
The ConfigurationFile.ini files for the two types of installs are identical.
Summary.txt does have issues..
Feature:                       Database Engine Services
Status:                        Failed: see logs for details
Reason for failure:            An error occurred during the setup process of the feature.
Next Step:                     Use the following information to resolve the error, uninstall this feature, and then run the setup process again.
Component name:                SQL Server Database Engine Services Instance Features
Component error code:          0x86D8003A
Error description:             The cluster resource 'SQL Server' could not be brought online. Error: There was a failure to call cluster code from a provider. Exception message: Generic
failure . Status code: 5023. Description: The group or resource is not in the correct state to perform the requested operation. .
It feels like this is a security issue with DSC or an issue with the setup in SQL Server, but please note I have granted administrators group and domain administrators authority. The nodes were built with the same login. Windows firewall
is completely disabled.
Please let me know if any more detail is required.

Hi Lydia,
Thanks for your interest and help.
I tried "Option 3 (recommended)" and that did not help.
The issue I encounter with the fail-over cluster only occurs when trying to install with DSC!
Using the SQL Server Install wizard, Command Prompt and even in Powershell by invoking the setup.exe all work perfectly.
So, to reiterate, this issue only occurs while running in the context of DSC.
I am using the same domain login with Domain Admin Security and locally the account has Administrators group credentials. The SQL Server Service account also has Administrators Group Credentials.

Error Calculating InstanceID when installing SQL Server 2012 SP1 on Windows 7 Home Premium SP1

Hello...
I know this issue has been on several tickets but I have not been able to find a satisfactory solution. I am receiving error 0x85640001 "...error calculating instanceid" when I attempt to install SQL Server 2012 Developer Edition DVD.
I have downloaded the ISO for the enterprise evaluation product and tried burning it to a DVD-RW and decompressing the ISO to my desktop for installation without success.
The log files do state the setup process runs into a badimageformat exception.
I had SQL Server 2008 Developer edition installed on this laptop, but I have completely removed all prior SQL Server instances (using the uninstall wizard in Control Panel).
Please let me know what you suggest to correct this problem.
Thank you for your help!

Hello,
1. Uninstall any SQL Server 2012 component using Control Panel.
2. Download the Evalaution Edition from the following link:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=29066
3.Perform an edition upgrade from evaluation edition to developer edition using the current media.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc707783(v=sql.110).aspx
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Alberto Morillo
SQLCoffee.com

The cluster resource 'SQL Server' could not be brought online error while in completion stage of sql server 2012 failover installation

While installing sql server 2012 with failover clustering I got the following error:
The cluster resource 'SQL Server' could not be brought online. Error: There was a failure to call cluster code from a provider. Exception message: Generic failure. Status code: 5942. Description: The resource failed to come online due to the failure of one
or more provider resources.
The two nodes of the sql server failover have been successfully prepared. The error came while running the advance cluster completion option.
In the clustered events in failover cluster manager the following message is displayed:
Cluster resource 'SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)' of type 'Network name' in clustered role 'SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)' failed.
I have done various checking and the issue remained. I tried to start the sql

Please find below part of the content of the cluster log. I hope this is helpful in resolving the issue:
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.233 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Online called for resource SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)
000005a4.0000050c::2013/05/08-20:45:00.233 INFO [RCM] HandleMonitorReply: ONLINERESOURCE for 'SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)', gen(6) result 997/0.
000005a4.0000050c::2013/05/08-20:45:00.233 INFO [RCM] Res SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus): OnlineCallIssued -> OnlinePending( StateUnknown )
000005a4.0000050c::2013/05/08-20:45:00.233 INFO [RCM] TransitionToState(SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)) OnlineCallIssued-->OnlinePending.
00000998.000012f0::2013/05/08-20:45:00.233 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Entering Online thread
000005a4.0000050c::2013/05/08-20:45:00.233 INFO [GEM] Sending 1 messages as a batched GEM message
00000998.000012f0::2013/05/08-20:45:00.233 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Initializing config info
00000998.000012f0::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Skipping initialization of 'Identity' module because netname is not yet created
00000998.000012f0::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Performing actual online of resource.
00000998.000012f0::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Obtaining IP info for resource SQL IP Address 1 (CPCTestSQLClus)
00000998.000012f0::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Using provider SQL IP Address 1 (CPCTestSQLClus), ip address 10.144.166.160, mask 255.255.255.0, prefix length 24
00000998.000012f0::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Resource has 1 IPs
00000998.000012f0::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: IP: Type Ipv4, Address 10.144.166.160:~0~, Prefix 10.144.166.160/24, Online true, Transport \Device\NetBt_If3
00000998.000012f0::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Initializing (082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181,Configuration)
00000998.000012f0::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Sending request Netname/InitializeIndirect to NN:Agent
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: OnInitialize (082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181,Configuration)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: CanModuleBeInitializedImp - Module can be initialized, current state Offline
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Sending Initialize to module NN:082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181:Configuration
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Sending request Netname/Initialize to NN:082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181:Configuration
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Configuration: Waiting for ongoing slow strand to complete (if any)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Configuration: Signaling main strand to initialize module
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Configuration: Calling initialize of the configuration implementation
000005a4.00001350::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [GEM] Sending 1 messages as a batched GEM message
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Configuration: Setting 'StatusKerberos' in clusdb returned status 0
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Configuration: Creating a New AD NetName (type Singleton)...
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Initializing (082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181,AccountAD)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Sending request Netname/InitializeIndirect to NN:Agent
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: OnInitialize (082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181,AccountAD)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: CanModuleBeInitializedImp - Module can be initialized, current state Closing
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Sending Initialize to module NN:082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181:AccountAD
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Sending request Netname/Initialize to NN:082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181:AccountAD
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: AccountAD: Waiting for ongoing slow strand to complete (if any)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: AccountAD: Signaling main strand to initialize module
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: AccountAD: Initializing Name: CPCTestSQLClus, NetbiosName: CPCTESTSQLCLUS, Type: Singleton, Created: false
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.248 INFO [RES] Network Name: [NNLIB] GetCreatingDC - name CPCTestSQLClus, lookup flags = 1
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.452 INFO [RES] Network Name: [NNLIB] GetDCWithFlags - using DC
\\MY01DC03.Domain.net, domain name Domain.net, IsReadOnly 0, Object exists 0
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.452 INFO [RES] Network Name: [NN] Setting crypto access members for encrypt. New container = false.
000005a4.00001350::2013/05/08-20:45:00.452 INFO [GEM] Sending 1 messages as a batched GEM message
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.452 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Sending request Netname/LastDcChange to NN:082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181:Configuration
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:00.452 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Configuration: LastDc Changed, configOnly: 1
000005a4.00001350::2013/05/08-20:45:00.452 INFO [GEM] Sending 1 messages as a batched GEM message
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:00.468 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Configuration: Setting last DC in clusdb returned status 0
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:00.468 INFO [RES] Network Name: [NN] got sync reply: 0
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.468 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: AccountAD: LastDc Changed (configOnly true), result: 0
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.468 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Sending request Netname/PasswordChange to NN:082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181:Configuration
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:00.468 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Configuration: Password Changed, configOnly: 1
000005a4.00001350::2013/05/08-20:45:00.468 INFO [GEM] Sending 1 messages as a batched GEM message
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:00.468 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Configuration: Setting password in clusdb returned status 0
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:00.468 INFO [RES] Network Name: [NN] got sync reply: 0
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.468 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: AccountAD: PasswordChanged (configOnly true), result: 0
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.468 INFO [RES] Network Name: [NN] Setting crypto access members for decrypt. New container = false.
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.636 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Getting Read/Write private properties
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.647 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Getting Read only private properties
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:00.784 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Getting Read/Write private properties
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.815 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Getting Read only private properties
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.815 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Getting Read/Write private properties
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.830 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Getting Read only private properties
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.830 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Getting Read/Write private properties
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.830 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Getting Read only private properties
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.924 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: AccountAD: OU name for VCO is OU=NewComputers,OU=WORKSTATIONS,DC=Domain,DC=net
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.924 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Sending request Netname/GetToken to NN:c03fb105-9a50-4d00-8bee-afaf693f7efc:Identity
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:00.924 INFO [RES] Network Name <Cluster Name>: Identity: Module is not yet initialized. Trying to obtain a new token.
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:00.924 INFO [RES] Network Name <Cluster Name>: Identity: Obtaining new token
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:00.924 INFO [RES] Network Name: [NN] Setting crypto access members for decrypt. New container = false.
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:00.924 INFO [RES] Network Name: [NNLIB] Priming local KDC cache to
\\MY01DC02.Domain.net for domain Domain.net
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:00.924 INFO [RES] Network Name: [NNLIB] PopulateKerbKDCLookupCache - DC flags 0
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:00.940 INFO [RES] Network Name: [NNLIB] LsaCallAuthenticationPackage success with a request of size 94, result size 0 (status: 0, subStatus: 0)
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:00.940 INFO [RES] Network Name: [NNLIB] Priming local KDC cache to
\\MY01DC02.Domain.net for domain label Domain
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:00.940 INFO [RES] Network Name: [NNLIB] LsaCallAuthenticationPackage success with a request of size 86, result size 0 (status: 0, subStatus: 0)
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.018 WARN [RES] Network Name: [NNLIB] LogonUserEx fails for user CPCTestWinClus$: 1326 (useSecondaryPassword: 0)
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.096 WARN [RES] Network Name: [NNLIB] LogonUserEx fails for user CPCTestWinClus$: 1326 (useSecondaryPassword: 1)
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.096 INFO [RES] Network Name: [NNLIB] Logon failed for user CPCTestWinClus$ (Error 1326), DC
\\MY01DC02.Domain.net, domain Domain.net
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.096 INFO [RES] Network Name <Cluster Name>: Identity: Obtaining Windows Token for Name: CPCTestWinClus, SamName: CPCTestWinClus$, Type: Singleton, Result: 1326, LastDC:
\\MY01DC02.Domain.net
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.096 INFO [RES] Network Name <Cluster Name>: Identity: Slow Operation, FinishWithReply: 1326
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.096 INFO [RES] Network Name <Cluster Name>: Identity: InternalReplyHandler with event: 1326
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.096 INFO [RES] Network Name <Cluster Name>: Identity: End of Slow Operation, state: Error/Idle, prevWorkState: Idle
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.096 WARN [RES] Network Name <Cluster Name>: Identity: Get Token Request, currently doesnt have a token!
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.096 INFO [RES] Network Name: [NN] got sync reply: 0
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.096 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: AccountAD: End of Slow Operation, state: Initializing/Writing, prevWorkState: Writing
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.096 WARN [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: AccountAD: Slow operation has exception ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE(6)' because of '::ImpersonateLoggedOnUser( GetToken() )'
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.096 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: OnInitializeReply, Failure on (082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181,AccountAD): 6
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.096 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Configuration: InitializeReplyCreation of NetName (type Singleton), result: 6, IsCanceled: false
000005a4.00000cd8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.096 INFO [GEM] Sending 1 messages as a batched GEM message
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.096 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Getting Read/Write private properties
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.096 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Configuration: Setting 'StatusKerberos' in clusdb returned status 0
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.096 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Configuration: Deleting ResourceData, CreatingDC, ObjectGUID for a newly created netname from cluster database
000005a4.00000cd8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.096 INFO [GEM] Sending 1 messages as a batched GEM message
000005a4.00000cd8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [GEM] Sending 1 messages as a batched GEM message
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Getting Read only private properties
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: OnInitializeReply, Failure on (082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181,Configuration): 6
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: SyncReplyHandler Configuration, result: 6
00000998.000012f0::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: PerformOnline - Initialization of Configuration module finished with result: 6
00000998.000012f0::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 ERR   [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Online thread Failed: ERROR_SUCCESS(0)' because of 'Initializing netname configuration for SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus) failed with
error 6.'
00000998.000012f0::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: All resources offline. Cleaning up.
00000998.000012f0::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 ERR   [RHS] Online for resource SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus) failed.
000005a4.0000050c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 WARN [RCM] HandleMonitorReply: ONLINERESOURCE for 'SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)', gen(6) result 5018/0.
000005a4.0000050c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM] Res SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus): OnlinePending -> ProcessingFailure( StateUnknown )
000005a4.0000050c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM] TransitionToState(SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)) OnlinePending-->ProcessingFailure.
000005a4.0000050c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 ERR   [RCM] rcm::RcmResource::HandleFailure: (SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus))
000005a4.0000050c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM] resource SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus): failure count: 6, restartAction: 2 persistentState: 1.
000005a4.00000cd8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [GEM] Sending 1 messages as a batched GEM message
000005a4.0000050c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM] Greater than restartPeriod time has elapsed since first failure of SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus), resetting failureTime and failureCount.
000005a4.0000050c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM] Will queue immediate restart (500 milliseconds) of SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus) after terminate is complete.
000005a4.0000050c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM] Res SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus): ProcessingFailure -> WaitingToTerminate( DelayRestartingResource )
000005a4.0000050c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM] TransitionToState(SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)) ProcessingFailure-->[WaitingToTerminate to DelayRestartingResource].
000005a4.0000050c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM] Res SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus): [WaitingToTerminate to DelayRestartingResource] -> Terminating( DelayRestartingResource )
000005a4.0000050c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM] TransitionToState(SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)) [WaitingToTerminate to DelayRestartingResource]-->[Terminating to DelayRestartingResource].
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Terminate called for resource SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Entering Offline thread
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Performing actual offline of resource.
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Closing (082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181,AdminShare)
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Sending request Netname/CloseIndirect to NN:Agent
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: OnClose (082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181,AdminShare)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Sending request Netname/Close to NN:082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181:AdminShare
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 ERR   [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: AdminShare: OnCloseBase, Error Already Closing, previous state: Closing/Ending
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: OnCloseReply (082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181,AdminShare) result: 1904
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: SyncReplyHandler Configuration, result: 1904
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Closing (082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181,Configuration)
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Sending request Netname/CloseIndirect to NN:Agent
000005a4.00000cd8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM-rbtr] giving default token to group SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)
000005a4.00000cd8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM-rbtr] giving default token to group SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)
000005a4.00000cd8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM-rbtr] giving default token to group SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)
000005a4.00000cd8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM-rbtr] giving default token to group SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: OnClose (082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181,Configuration)
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Sending request Netname/Close to NN:082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181:Configuration
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Configuration: Canceling work, state: Closing/Idle
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Configuration: OnCloseBase, previous state: Initializing/Idle
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Configuration: Closing... (PreviousState: Initializing, Created: false, Type: Singleton)
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Closing (082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181,AccountAD)
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Sending request Netname/CloseIndirect to NN:Agent
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: OnClose (082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181,AccountAD)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Sending request Netname/Close to NN:082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181:AccountAD
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: AccountAD: Canceling work, state: Closing/Idle
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: AccountAD: OnCloseBase, previous state: Initializing/Idle
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: OnCloseReply (082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181,AccountAD) result: 0
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Configuration: Finish Closing NetName (type Singleton) Module AccountAD, result 0, remaining... 0 (0)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: -- listing 3 instances ---------------------------------------------
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: --- 7 modules for instance: 082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181:
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: Configuration with states: Offline/Ending (BeingBorn)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: AccountAD with states: Closing/Ending (BeingBorn)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: Client with states: Offline/Idle (BeingBorn)
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Configuration: Closed
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: Identity with states: Offline/Idle (BeingBorn)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: Dns with states: Offline/Idle (BeingBorn)
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: OnCloseReply (082d8ef5-62a8-4fee-acbc-e89b769e9181,Configuration) result: 0
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: Netbios with states: Offline/Idle (BeingBorn)
00000998.0000075c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: SyncReplyHandler Configuration, result: 0
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: AdminShare with states: Closing/Ending (BeingBorn)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: --- 7 modules for instance: 43dec41b-661c-42a8-ae23-b635d7ab11f5:
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: Configuration with states: Offline/Ending (BeingBorn)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: AccountAD with states: Closing/Ending (BeingBorn)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: Client with states: Offline/Idle (BeingBorn)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: Identity with states: Offline/Idle (BeingBorn)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: Dns with states: Offline/Idle (BeingBorn)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: Netbios with states: Offline/Idle (BeingBorn)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: AdminShare with states: Closing/Ending (BeingBorn)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: --- 7 modules for instance: c03fb105-9a50-4d00-8bee-afaf693f7efc:
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: Configuration with states: Initialized/Idle (Alive)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: AccountAD with states: Initializing/Idle (BeingBorn)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: Client with states: Initialized/Idle (Alive)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: Identity with states: Error/Idle (BeingBorn)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: Dns with states: Initialized/Idle (Alive)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: Netbios with states: Initialized/Idle (Alive)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: ---- Module: AdminShare with states: Initialized/Idle (BeingBorn)
00000998.000010e8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: -- 0 Zombie modules
000005a4.0000050c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM] HandleMonitorReply: TERMINATERESOURCE for 'SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)', gen(7) result 0/0.
000005a4.0000050c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM] Res SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus): [Terminating to DelayRestartingResource] -> DelayRestartingResource( StateUnknown )
000005a4.0000050c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM] TransitionToState(SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)) [Terminating to DelayRestartingResource]-->DelayRestartingResource.
000005a4.0000050c::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 WARN [RCM] Queueing immediate delay restart of resource SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus) in 500 ms.
000005a4.00001248::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM-rbtr] giving default token to group SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)
000005a4.00001248::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM-rbtr] giving default token to group SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)
000005a4.00001248::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM-rbtr] giving default token to group SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)
000005a4.00001248::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RCM-rbtr] giving default token to group SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)
000005a4.00001350::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [GEM] Sending 1 messages as a batched GEM message
00000998.00000b78::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Getting Read/Write private properties
000005a4.00001350::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [GEM] Sending 1 messages as a batched GEM message
00000998.00000b78::2013/05/08-20:45:01.112 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Getting Read only private properties
00000998.00000b78::2013/05/08-20:45:01.127 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Getting Read/Write private properties
000005a4.00001350::2013/05/08-20:45:01.127 INFO [GEM] Sending 1 messages as a batched GEM message
00000998.00000b78::2013/05/08-20:45:01.127 INFO [RES] Network Name <SQL Network Name (CPCTestSQLClus)>: Getting Read only private properties
000005a4.00001350::2013/05/08-20:45:01.127 INFO [GEM] Sending 1 messages as a batched GEM message
000005a4.00001350::2013/05/08-20:45:01.127 INFO [GEM] Sending 1 messages as a batched GEM message
000005a4.00001350::2013/05/08-20:45:01.143 INFO [GEM] Sending 1 messages as a batched GEM message
00000998.00000b78::2013/05/08-20:45:01.252 INFO [RES] Network Name: Agent: Sending request Netname/RecheckConfig to NN:c03fb105-9a50-4d00-8bee-afaf693f7efc:Netbios
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.252 INFO [RES] Network Name <Cluster Name>: Netbios: Slow Operation, FinishWithReply: 0
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.252 INFO [RES] Network Name: [NN] got sync reply: 0
00000998.00000ab8::2013/05/08-20:45:01.252 INFO [RES] Network Name <Cluster Name>: Netbios: End of Slow Operation, state: Initialized/Idle, prevWorkState: Idle

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