Windows 2003 scheduled tasks

Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Windows Server General Forum. Sign in to vote. Is there a way to synchronize configured scheduled task from primary DC to the two DCs?

The Last Result column displays a completion code. You can obtain a full explanation of all Windows completion codes from MSDN, but the common codes for scheduled tasks are:. If the result code has the "CXXX" format, the task did not complete successfully the "C" indicates an error condition.

Also check the following data in the task's properties:. Check the path to the program and make sure that it is correct. Also check the program to see if it requires some command-line parameters that are missing. Scheduled tasks maintains a log file Schedlgu.

The log file size is 32 kilobytes KB , and when the file reaches its maximum size, it automatically starts to record new information at the beginning of the log file and writes over the old log file information.

The Task Scheduler service must be running and properly configured to run tasks. If you had stopped scheduled tasks manually from the Scheduled Tasks window, the service stops and does not initialize the next time you start the computer. If the service is not configured to log on as the local system account, it may not start. Probably belongs on ServerFault, and it's a dupe over there.

Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Click on the 2nd Node on the left pane named "Task Scheduler Library", you might get a message box with info "Copyconfig. Select the tasks one at a time , then right click and select export Once you are done exporting all the tasks, close the Task Scheduler and reopen it. Click on the ACTION menu, select Import and import from the exported location One Job at a time , make sure to user account under whom the jobs needs to be run in the new server.

Improve this answer. Shrimant Patel Shrimant Patel 1 1 silver badge 3 3 bronze badges. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Thank you for the feedback! What I am trying to is access and run a Scheduled Task that has been defined on a Win server from a Windows 7 machine. Since this task will be run manually from remote not scheduled for a certain time , I need to be able to view and schedule it.

I'm not sure whether this would be considered as "managing" the task Could you post me the syntax of the successful query? Can you check the FW setting. I checked and the firewall is disabled. Do you know what else could be obstructing the call?

Maybe it is an Authentication Problem. Try to map a network share from the Server and run the command again. Then you can telnet from your Windows 7 to the Server and run the schtasks command on the Server.