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Event ID 4102, 4121, 4242, 4243, and 4286

Source: WINS
Event ID 4102
Description:
The connection was aborted by the remote WINS. Remote WINS may not be configured to replicate with the server.

Source: WINS
Type: Information
Event ID 4121
Description:
WINS's Replicator could not find any records in the WINS database. This means there are no active or tombstone records in the database. It could be that the records being requested by a remote WINS server have either been released or do not exist.

Source: WINS
Event ID 4242
Description:
WINS Push thread encountered an exception. A recovery will be attempted.

Source: WINS
Event ID 4243
Description:
WINS Pull thread encountered an error during the process of sending a push notification to another WINS. The error code is given in the data section.

Source: WINS
Event ID 4281
Description:
A lock error has occurred. This could happen if the WINS is trying to send a response on a dialogue that is no longer ACTIVE. An implicit dialogue can cease to exist if the association it is mapped to terminates. In this case, getting a lock error is normal.

Source: WINS
Event ID 4286
Description:
The WINS server cannot make or accept this connection since the limit of connections has been reached. This situation is temporary and should resolve by itself in a while.

Resolution: 1. This error may be network related. Check the network connection.

2. Verify you configure the replication partnership correctly.

3. Verify the WINS service is running on the replication partner.

4. Perform a Network Monitor trace to find all the obsolete replication partners, and then remove all the obsolete replication partners.

Note: To identify WINS push or pull replication traffic, examine the traffic on TCP port 42. You can pre-filter the trace for frames on this port.

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