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by tbwolfe

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Can anyone explain and inform how to resolve the below event properties warning that was received from a Windows 2000 server configured as a standalone.
Application Log
Source - EventSystem
EventID: 4106
The COM+ Event System detected a corrupt IEventSubscription object. The COM+ Event System has removed object ID {87ECFF8B-3172-4777-A35A-53F55E7FF7E8}. The subscriber will no longer be notified when the event occurs.

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by rapidad

microsoft:

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/prodtechnol/acs/maintain/TCLBF.asp

from the microsoft page( find on page 4106)
Event ID: 4106

Source: CLBService

Type: Information

Description:

The server list was emptied.

Meaning: All servers in the COM+ routing list have been removed. This event can be found on a COM+ routing server.

Effect: Component load balancing (COM+ routing) will fail until COM+ application servers have been added to the routing list.

Troubleshooting:

Add one or more COM+ application servers to the routing list.
Restart the COM+ Component Load Balancing service.
Reboot the server.

by tbwolfe

I had already been to technet and read this info. We are not using any of these functions that I am aware of.

by rapidad

is this where its coming from??
The Publisher/Subscriber loosely coupled event (LCE) system notification is a part of the COM+ services. This service is based on the meta data of the Event Classes and Subscriptions located in the Event System. During the run-time, the meta data are used by the Publisher and Event System to invoke the Event method on the Subscriber. The Subscription (logical connection to the Event Class) can be created programmatically or administratively using the Management Console (MMC) for Component Services. Note that the Subscriptions, which have been created programmatically, are invisible in the MMC. There is no feature to view them in the MMC. This article describes in the simple sample how to retrieve the Subscriptions from the Event System using the C# language.

http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/subscriptionviewer.asp

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