发表于: 2004.11.17 20:25
分类: 应用
出处: http://junsheng.itpub.net/post/860/5423
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Event ID: 2002
Source: Perflib
Type: Warning
Description: The open procedure for service “RemoteAccess” in DLL. “C:WINNTsystem32rasctrs.dll” has taken longer than the established wait time to complete.
Cause
This error occurs after restarting the server because Resource Manger is attempting to query counters of a service(s) that has not started.
Resolution
Add the following key to the registry.
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Locate rasctrs.dll in the registry. It will be under the following key.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesRemoteAccessPerformance
You need to add a REG_DWORD key with the name Open Time-out (see comments below). The default time-out value is 10,000 milliseconds.Increase the value to a higher number (35000) and no error will appear in the Event Viewer after you restart the server.
More Information
From Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 226494:
Open Time-out
The Open Time-out value is new in Windows 2000. Note the space in the value name. If this value is present, perflib sets up a time-out procedure internally. If the Open function of a performance monitor extension DLL does not return within the time specified, in milliseconds, in this registry value, an event (2002) is posted to the Event Log.
Note: On Windows 2000, OpenProcedureWaitTime is global to all performance extension DLLs. If the Open Time-out registry value, which is performance extension DLL-specific, is not present, the operating system uses the global OpenProcedureWaitTime registry value, if it is present. Similarly, if the Collect Time-out registry value is not present, the operating system uses the global OpenProcedureWaitTime registry value, if present. If the OpenProcedureWaitTime registry value is not present, the default time-out value is 10,000 milliseconds.
