Thanks Dirk.  I was afraid I was missing something the was obvious.  When I am 
on the server that is running SA and open the GUI does this affect the 
operation of the service in any way.  I noticed that I have two instances of 
the SA.exe running when I do that … one by the service and one directly. 

 

Ev 

 

From: Servers Alive Discussion List [mailto:salive@woodstone.nu] On Behalf Of 
dirk
Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2015 12:56 PM
To: Servers Alive Discussion List
Subject: RE: [SA-list] Remote Client ... 

 

The name "remote client" was badly selected :-( 

>From a remote system you can only view the normal system tray icon (stop/moon 
>icon). 

>From the system running SA you can open the interface in none-checking mode 
>and configure SA. 

 

 

 

dirk 

 
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(mailto:salive@woodstone.nu)] On Behalf Of Webber, Ev
Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2015 6:06 PM
To: Servers Alive Discussion List
Subject: [SA-list] Remote Client ... 

Ok, I got SA to run successfully as a service on Windows 2012 R2 by running it 
under an account that has administrative rights on the other servers in my 
domain.  Wien running on 2003 it used to work running as a local account but on 
2012 R2 it could not check NT services on 2008/2012 servers until the service 
was running under the administrative account.  This was the case even though 
each of the checks were set to run connect as that administrative account. 

 

Anyway, my question is, “What exactly can be done using the remote client 
from a remote workstation?”  I was able to get it installed on my 
workstation and connect to the SA service on my server but am at a loss as to 
what, if anything, can actually be done from the workstation. 

 

EVERETTE R. WEBBER, MSM 

Director of Systems Administration 

 

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MARION, IN 46953 

 

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