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by lewey04
I haven't had this particular problem and I noticed that RDS is running on our server as well. We are running SP5 though. Anyway it sparked my interest so I looked at Technet a bit and came up with a few articles you might look at.
Also if you don't use IIS then you could just stop IIS from starting. However if you do use IIS then you might take a look at these article on TechNet.
Q230294 - Remote Data Service 1.5 Release Notes
Q251122 - Troubleshooting Common Problems with Remote Data Services
MS99-025 - Unauthorized Access to IIS Servers through ODBC Data Access with RDS Security Bulletin
Q250536 - Configure RDS for Windows 2000
Not for sure how much they will help but they might get you on the right track. Good luck and happy computing.
by lewey04
Well too many acronyms in our industry. RDS.exe is Arcserve. Try this link to help you out. Then do some research as to why Arcserve may do this. Good luck.
http://x58.deja.com/getdoc.xp?AN=513447562&CONTEXT=978024227.1250820146&hitnum=5
by traffety
This has hit the nail on the head! I am using Arcserv on this server. Perfect!!! I am 100% sure you are correct.
Thanks
Tim
by sfo farmer
If you are running Arcserve: RDS is spawned by the arcserve DB engine. If thats the case #1 apply the CA arcserve service pack and #2 reapply your NT service pack...
Take a peek at your application event log and the arcserve log- see what is scheduled on arcserve at the same this happens or just before...
Cheers! SFO
by traffety
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