Hey, Andy,
Are you viewing the desktop via Terminal Services? If so you then there is
no icon in the System Tray when Servers Alive is running as a service. I
found that out when I first read the documentation and asked questions on
the this list.
Thanks,
Dan Geiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Title: Dr. Watsons
John,
In my opinion Dr Watson is
more trouble than it is worth on a dedicated server. Especially if you have automated tools to recover after an
application/program crash. Just
remove it.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q188296
The B channels of the ISDN? If they are down, then the ISDN connection is
actualy not running. So if you would check these via SA, you could get an
alert when they are not down (aka UP).
dirk.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Jack Lyon
you can also enter the name, if it's not listed.
dirk.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf
Of Pellicano John A
Sent: Wed Dec 11 10:35 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [SA-list] Dr. Watsons
But right now that process is not running.
Title: Dr. Watsons
But
right now that process is not running. I forgot, how would it be
listed?
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BulinckxSent: Wednesday, December 11, 2002 4:18 PMTo:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: [SA-
When I check the status of
.iso.org.dod.internet.mgmt.mib-2.interfaces.ifTable.ifEntry.ifOperStatus for
the BRI3/3 interface it returns a value of 5 which I assume means it is up
(spoofing). I assume it will go to status up when it is actually connected.
I also noticed that I can monitor both B-
Title: Dr. Watsons
Let me
rephrase, currently it is not running. When I click on list processes, it won't
be there so how can I identify it?
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BulinckxSent: Wednesday, December 11, 2002 4:1
>From the little I know of routers you can get (via SNMP) and value saying
that
* the interface is UP
* the line is UP
So if you could check that the ISDN line is UP (and I suppose they mean by
that more then the physical line is available) and get a alert for that.
Other think yo
This is a good point. I did get burned when I first installed the ISDN
backup. The T1 was down for 3 days, but I had defined NTP as interesting
traffic, so for 3 days the ISDN line stayed up due to NTP traffic, even
though the night.
I will give try changing the OID to match the interface status
> I check both sides on both routers (overkill you may think) but even if
> there is no route via t1 or isdn, my servers alive box can still can see
> via
so you are using SNMP to monitor the interface status of the BRI interface
on the remote router - through the ISDN interface when the primary l
Not sure what you are saying here.
> If Servers Alive is running on the same site as the router, it should be
> possible to check that the line is up (not the interface) and if the line
> is
how would I check that the line is up?
Here is the network setup.
We have 2 routers, R1 and R2.
R1 has
Dirk,
I have been told that sometimes you get a conflict between SSL2 and
SSL3/TLS1 which causes the web page to come back as Page cannot be
displayed.
We have had some errors we where this has happened by checking a page that
uses SSL2 rather than SSL3. We have not confirmed that this is the a
I check both sides on both routers (overkill you may think) but even if
there is no route via t1 or isdn, my servers alive box can still can see via
the LAN the redundant routers isdn interface status (the dialler, the one
that costs the most when its connected)
Peter
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F
Under NT process, ck for at least 1 drwstn32 running - you will only get a
hit if a Dr Watson show up on the server
Ferd Summer
CSC
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"Pellicano
If Servers Alive is running on the same site as the router, it should be
possible to check that the line is up (not the interface) and if the line is
up (ISDN) then the ISDN connection is active. If you only want to do some
specific tests with the ISDN is UP (and not when you're "running" on the T
DrWatsons is seen as a process, you can alert when more then 0 instances of
it are running.
dirk.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf
Of Pellicano John A
Sent: Wed Dec 11 10:14 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [SA-list] Dr. Watsons
Ho
also,
just cause I been thinking about it
the way you've done it, both links could still be up, but the metric would
route packets via t1 and not isdn, therefore isdn could well be connected,
but still return an "up" in servers alive, since the route as far as its
concerned is good, which has no
Title: Dr. Watsons
How can I check for Dr. Watson's incase they pop up? I have one server that is having some dr watson errors.
Thanks!
John Pellicano
Dreyfus Telecommunications
Phone: 1.516.338.3936
Fax: 1.516.876.1437
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Mellon Site Services:
http:
its not the admin status, since the admin status will be always up unless is
shutdown administratively (regardless if the link is up or down)
so your solution will work also, but "interface status" (which is just below
admin status using the same int number) is the one to look for not admin
status
Yes, thanks, that's pretty much
what I see also.
If I get an answer, I'll update you -
Thanks again,
Dave
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On 12/11/02 at 8:40 PM Dirk Bulinckx wrote:
>>From what I can see the page is send to the provider, but at the
end of
>te
>communication the provi
I was working on this solution when I got your email. I still had the
problem of the interface appearing up even when not connected - the value
for
.iso.org.dod.internet.mgmt.mib-2.interfaces.ifTable.ifEntry.ifAdminStatus
showed up for the ISDN interface.
After thinking about it and poking around
The problem with the secondary address, is that the router will still know
about the ip address and I can't tie the address to only be available when
the ISDN link is up.
The problem is that the ISDN interface (spoofing) appears up but doesn't
connect until it can no longer route packets over the
snmp Jack, use getif to get the oid. You can check the specific bri
interface
Peter
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From: Jack Lyons [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 11 December 2002 20:58
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: [SA-list] Checking ISDN backup interface.
I have Servers Alive moni
Jack,
If I understand your problem correctly, the ISDN and T1 interfaces end up at
the same far-side (farthest from the Servers Alive box) IP address. So
pinging that address will be of no value.
Can you add a secondary IP address on the far-side interface you want to
monitor and use that addres
I have Servers Alive monitoring a router on the remote end of a T1.
I have an ISDN backup to that router, so if the line goes down it is picked
up by the ISDN backup.
I want servers alive to be able to monitor the ISDN link, but I can't ping
the ip address of the ISDN link because it will appear u
No there isn't.
Why should this give a problem?
dirk.
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Subject: RE: [SA-list] Web Page Checking - Question
Dirk,
Is there any way of di
>From what I can see the page is send to the provider, but at the end of te
communication the provider gives an error.
Maybe the provider can tell you why they are giving an error.
dirk.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Dave Priest RN
S
This is a nice program.
Attempting to send alphanumeric messages to Arch Wireless
with the correct numbers and such (we have another system
that makes use of these settings without issue).
No page is returned.
Can you help? - Much appreciated.
Dave Priest RN
Director IS
Charlevoix Area Hospital
Dirk,
Is there any way of disabling any of these parts? Particularly SSL3 and
TLS1?
Cheers,
Paul
"Dirk Bulinckx" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@woodstone.nu on 11/12/2002 17:07:18
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The HTTPS URL check uses TLS1 ,SSL3 ,SSL2 and PCT1
dirk.
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Subject: [SA-list] Web Page Checking - Question
Dirk,
What Security measure
Dirk,
What Security measures does SA use for web page monitoring.
Does is use SSL 2.0 / SSL 3.0 or TLA 1.0
Are the security settings determined by the default web browser settings.
Cheers,
Paul
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