'Netmeeting Remote Desktop Sharing' automatically stops on..

Hi all the group;

I've noticed that on almost all of our W2K3 Domain Controllers, whenever I
try to start the 'Netmeeting Remote Desktop Sharing' service it
automatically stops saying that it's stopping because the OS thinks it has
nothing to do (and some services automatically stop when they know that).
When the service stops it adds a new entry in Event Viewer with Event ID
7035

Why 'Netmeeting Remote Desktop Sharing' automatically stops on domain
Controllers? (I don't remember having configured any special GPO that
prevents starting the service nor anything similar). I've algo checked that
this service has NO dependencies so other services being no started should
not be a problem.

Many thanks in advance.

PS: Of course I know the recommended settings for this service is being
'Disabled' but just wanted to know the reason.

Hi,
Probably you have noticed the Netmeeting in the W2k3 Domain Controller.
For a standalone server or a desktop also that service what you are talking
about will not start and will give you the same error.
I am not sure why you are exactly looking for if you are looking for
netmeeting connectivity try to run the option of Conf at the run menu and
proceed with the steps.

Regards,
Haris

"ThOF" wrote:

> Hi all the group;
>
> I've noticed that on almost all of our W2K3 Domain Controllers, whenever I
> try to start the 'Netmeeting Remote Desktop Sharing' service it
> automatically stops saying that it's stopping because the OS thinks it has
> nothing to do (and some services automatically stop when they know that).
> When the service stops it adds a new entry in Event Viewer with Event ID
> 7035
>
> Why 'Netmeeting Remote Desktop Sharing' automatically stops on domain
> Controllers? (I don't remember having configured any special GPO that
> prevents starting the service nor anything similar). I've algo checked that
> this service has NO dependencies so other services being no started should
> not be a problem.
>
> Many thanks in advance.
>
> PS: Of course I know the recommended settings for this service is being
> 'Disabled' but just wanted to know the reason.
>
>
>