Administrative Alerts Generated by Windows NT Server (122321)

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• Drive %1 is nearly full. %2 bytes are available. Please warn users and delete unneeded files.
• %1 errors were logged in the last %2 minutes. Please review the server's error log.
• %1 network errors occurred in the last %2 minutes. Please review the server's error log. The server and/or network hardware may need service.
• There were %1 bad password attempts in the last %2 minutes. Please review the server's audit trail.
• There were %1 access-denied errors in the last %2 minutes. Please review the server's audit trail.
• The error log is full. No errors will be logged until the file is cleared or the limit is raised.
• The error log is 80% full.
• The audit log is full. No audit entries will be logged until the file is cleared or the limit is raised.
• The audit log is 80% full.
• An error occurred closing file %1. Please check the file to make sure it is not corrupted.
• The administrator has closed %1.
• There were %1 access-denied errors in the last %2 minutes.
• A power failure was detected at %1. The server has been paused.
• Power has been restored at %1. The server is no longer paused.
• The UPS service is starting shut down at %1 due to low battery.
• There is a problem with a configuration of user specified shut down command file. The UPS service started anyway.
• A defective sector on drive %1 has been replaced (hotfixed). No data was lost. You should run CHKDSK soon to restore full performance and replenish the volume's spare sector pool. The hotfix occurred while processing a remote request.
• A disk error occurred on the HPFS volume in drive %1. The error occurred while processing a remote request.
• The user accounts database (NET.ACC) is corrupted. The local Security system is replacing the corrupted NET.ACC with the backup made on %1 at %2. Any updates made to the database after this time are lost.
• The user accounts database (NET.ACC) is missing. The local security system is restoring the backup database made on %1 at %2. Any updates made to the database after this time are lost.
• Local security could not be started because the user accounts database (NET.ACC) was missing or corrupted, and no usable backup database was present. THE SYSTEM IS NOT SECURE.
• The server cannot export directory %1, to client %2. It is exported from another server.
• The replication server could not update directory %2 from the source on %3 due to error %1.
• Master %1 did not send an update notice for directory %2 at the expected time.
• User %1 has exceeded account limitation %2 on server %3.
• The primary domain controller for domain %1 failed.
• Failed to authenticate with %2, a Windows NT Domain Controller for domain %1.
• The replicator attempted to log on at %2 as %1 and failed.
• @I *LOGON HOURS %0
• Replicator could not access %2 on %3 due to system error %1.
• Replicator limit for files in a directory has been exceeded.
• Replicator limit for tree depth has been exceeded.
• The replicator cannot update directory %1. It has tree integrity and is the current directory for some process.
• Network error %1 occurred.
• System error %1 occurred.
• Cannot log on. User is currently logged on and argument TRYUSER is set to NO.
• IMPORT path %1 cannot be found.
• EXPORT path %1 cannot be found.
• Replicated data has changed in directory %1.
• Replicator failed to update signal file in directory %2 due to %1 system error.
• The update log on %1 is over 80% capacity. The primary domain controller %2 is not retrieving the updates.
• The update log on %1 is full, and no further updates can be added until the primary domain controller %2 retrieves the updates.
• The time difference with the primary domain controller %1 exceeds the maximum allowed skew of %2 seconds.
• The account of user %1 has been locked out on %2 due to %3 bad password attempts.
• The %1 log file cannot be opened.
• The %1 log file is corrupted and will be cleared.
• The Application log file could not be opened. %1 will be used as the default log file.
• The %1 log file is full.
• The security database full synchronization has been initiated by the server %1.
• Windows NT could not be started as configured.
  A previous working configuration was used instead.
• The exception 0x%1 occurred in the application %2 at location 0x%3.
• The servers %1 and %3 both claim to be an NT Domain Controller for the %2 domain. One of the servers should be removed from the domain because the servers have different security identifiers (SID).
• The server %1 and %2 both claim to be the primary domain controller for the %3 domain. One of the servers should be demoted or removed from the domain.
• The computer %1 tried to connect to the server %2 using the trust relationship established by the %3 domain. However, the computer lost the correct security identifier (SID) when the domain was reconfigured. Reestablish the trust relationship.
• The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was:
  %1.
  %2
  A full dump was not saved.
• The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was:
  %1.
  %2
  A dump was saved in: %3.