JSI Tip 2139. What is the module/service load order of a 'typical' Windows 2000 domain controller?

Jerold Schulman

March 12, 2000

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While the load order of modules and servies is dependent upon the the services that are installed, a 'typical' Windows 2000 domain controller loads in the following order:

Lsasrv.dll Kerberos.dll Msv1_0.dll Schannel.dll Ksecdd--logs in MsGina--logs in Service Control Manager Ksecdd--logs in Svchost.exe Spoolsv.exe Rassfm--package loaded Kdcsvc--package loaded Scecli--package loaded LanMan Workstation Msdtc.exe Dfssvc.exe Svchost.exe Ismserv.exe Llssrv.exe Ntfrs.exe Regsvc.exe Locator.exe Protected Storage Service--logs in Mstask.exe Svchost.exeTermsrv.exe Winmgmt.exe Dns.exe Inetinfo.exe Rasman--logs in Unlodctr.exe Remote_Access--logs in Winmgmt.exe Lodctr.exe Unlodctr.exe Userinit.exe Explorer.exe

NOTE: You can alter the services start up order by editing the registry, orthe much easier user interface in the Services applet.


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