Hey, try to use the advanced smtp function of "setup"it will send you an
e-mail every x minutes if you like. Just to let you know that SA is alive
and well.
John
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Sadly, I still don't see that as the problem. The
external check doesn't use any specific account within the check
itself. The NT server is logged into the Novell tree via the client
so that if the rights were not correct, I wouldn't be able to get a value
back with the ExternalErrorLevel progra
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Our SA system has a fixed IP and our firewall
has rules specifically for it..
Thanks
Dilvo..
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Yes. I've just double checked it.
It was working from the ExternalErrorLevel program using that UNC.
I suspect that now I'm running into rights problems for access to outside
resources. When it wasn't working even as an application, I
couldn't see it. I now have it working as an application
Can
you "connect" to the drive/share via that UNC?
Try
doing
START
RUN
\\server\share (or whatever the UNC
is)
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John, I've already tried that with no change.
I was using the UNC path to the Novell server. I've now mapped a
drive to that system and am using the drive mapping to check the number
of files. It seems to be working as an application but not as a
service. I now can agree that there might be a
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Kirby,
For
what its worth, try setting up a similar check in a new hostfile... do not copy
and paste anything from the old one.
John
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I am currently running SA as an application with the same problem.
I've verified that the service is NOT running right now and I've started
the application from the current user account (Administrator!).
The service is using the system account and allowing interaction with the
desktop but I AM NO
Is the service running under the same
account that you’re logged in with?
Meaning, if you’re logged in with your personal account, is the
service using that same account? If it’s
not, stop the service, change it to your account, and then start the service
again, and see if it works. If i
The
checkerrorlevel application is running under the context of the logged on user,
being you I suppose?
Servers Alive is running as service you said and thus using the rights of
the user defined for that service.
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I can't see how this could be a rights problem. I have no
particular security settings in the check, I'm logged into Novell via the
4.80 client through an account that we've been using for quite some time
without any changes. I am one of three people who could have
possibly changed any of the ri
We
monitor the ServersAlive service (for arguments sake "SA1") from another PC that
also runs ServersAlive ("SA2").
Since
these are all NT, if the "Is SA1 alive?" check fails, SA2 tries to restart
the service. After 3 consecutive "downs" we get paged, and after each check a
web page is u
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Not
the sort of thing you want allowing through your firewall, unless you're very
specific which machines have access.
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We
have an asp web page on our web server which 'fails' at 8am and 5pm
for 5 minutes.
We use
SA to check for the change & then page us. (on 'down'
only)
That
way we
a)
know the paging is working when we leave work
b)
know to expect problems when we get in, if we haven't received a p
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