SQL Server 2005 Startup error - TDSSNIClient... error 0x5... code 0x51

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  • TommyTheBurgerBoy
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    SQL Server 2005 Startup error - TDSSNIClient... error 0x5... code 0x51

    Hi,

    My SQL Server 2005 won't start - can anyone provide some help? This
    seems to be the most significant error:
    - TDSSNIClient initialization failed with error 0x5, status code 0x51.

    There was some info here, but the reg key described looks okay:
    - http://blogs.msdn.com/sql_protocols/

    I am running SQL Server 2005 64-bit Standard Edition. The server in
    question is the first node of an Active/Active Cluster. This first
    started happening while I was trying to add a share as a clustered
    resource of the other node (not to this node's resources).

    I have not yet reinstalled SQL Server 2005 because I am hoping for more
    explanation of the problem and a possible fix.

    Thanks,

    Tom

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    • Erland Sommarskog
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      Re: SQL Server 2005 Startup error - TDSSNIClient... error 0x5... code 0x51

      TommyTheBurgerB oy (iwantfreehambu rgers@gmail.com ) writes:
      My SQL Server 2005 won't start - can anyone provide some help? This
      seems to be the most significant error:
      - TDSSNIClient initialization failed with error 0x5, status code 0x51.
      >
      There was some info here, but the reg key described looks okay:
      - http://blogs.msdn.com/sql_protocols/
      >
      I am running SQL Server 2005 64-bit Standard Edition. The server in
      question is the first node of an Active/Active Cluster. This first
      started happening while I was trying to add a share as a clustered
      resource of the other node (not to this node's resources).
      >
      I have not yet reinstalled SQL Server 2005 because I am hoping for more
      explanation of the problem and a possible fix.
      From the blog post, it looks like restarting the machine (which in
      your case might be the entire cluster) is worth trying.

      Could you post your entire error log?


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