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Behalf Of Kevin Stone
Sent: Wed Sep 03 11:08 PM
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Subject: RE: [SA-list] SA - Health Check
SA has this built in - sort of. You can have it send a keepalive
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Dirk,
Saving SA's monitor
states would be useful to us also, so I've been watching this discussion
carefully.
Since SA's config is
a flat file with index numbers for each monitor, could you create another file
in the SA directory that keeps track of monitor states? All it
I
suppose that an alert 'action' that would puts an entry into maintenance would
help?
dirk.
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If you save the host file after putting them into maintenance mode they will
remain in maintenance mode until you change them back and save the file
again.
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Of Sutherland, Bryon
Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 200
SA has this built in - sort of. You can have it send a keepalive
message every x minutes. If you set that to every 1440 minutes that
will be 24 hours.
This doesn't completely solve your problem since you would get messages
every 24 hours after you start SA. I haven't tried it but you could
have
The problem is…. how does SA know that you knew that it was still
down.
Perhaps you are doing maintenance from afar (using vnc or term serv) and
reboot the server. When it comes up you have assumed (which I am sure no one on this list would do)
it is fixed and did not get an alert le
A similar issue involves systems that have been placed into 'ad hoc'
maintenance mode. I put them into maintenance mode so they wouldn't page
anyone while they're down, but if someone restarts SA it will assume that
the system should be up and thus will page.
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I know this isn't really the question, but it makes me laugh: if I had 20-30
devices down that aren't dependent on each other (because you can set up
dependencies in SA and only get a single alert), man, I'd either quit my job
or my boss would fire me.
Brent Ozar
Use SSH instead of telnet :-) telnet is CLEAR text!!
dirk.
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Sent: Wed Sep 03 10:38 PM
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Subject: RE: [SA-list] change in state
Why isn't everybody using Telnet to do their ba
Why isn't everybody using Telnet to do their basic maintenance? You know
you can Telnet into SA and do a lot of maintenance stuff from anywhere,
right?
Brent Ozar - UniFocus
"How vain it is to sit down to write
when you have not
v4 is more responsive...and the latest beta even more...
dirk.
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Sent: Wed Sep 03 10:32 PM
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Subject: RE: [SA-list] change in state
I do not know if it applies to version 4
I do not know if it applies to version 4, but with version 3 it is difficult
to perform maintenance when SA is doing checks.
The application is not responsive while checks are running. If that is not
the case with version 4, I would leave it alone. Otherwise, you might
consider looking into the i
Exactly
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This is what I asked a couple of weeks ago too.
I am siding with Troy. We have people here that rather than put SA in
maintenance will just shut it down and when we find this and start it up we
are alerted regarding all the down conditions that we were already aware of.
The checks are set to ale
A couple of common reasons here:
An operator hits the X instead of the - on the application.
Perform Microsoft updates on the Servers Alive machine requires multiple
reboots.
I think that is the question. Is it possible to track the status another
way, so that once that down alert has been sent no
Why stop the app? When stopping and restarting (even the checking) we reset
the internal status.
dirk.
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Behalf Of Jason Passow
Sent: Wed Sep 03 9:29 PM
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Subject: RE: [SA-list] change in state
He
Why did you stop the app? Why not let it run? It will still see the down,
but won't alert you anymore...
dirk.
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The problem is 30 additional messages to my pager after I've already
received them.
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Create a new entry that checks and set it to alerts you ALWAYS
(paging).
Then set to schedule from 6h00 until 6h15.
And depending on how long your "normal" cycle takes you could set the
priority to 1 out of 2/3/4
dirk.
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I have been assigned a mission to perform pre-production health checks.
One item on my list is to have Servers Alive send a page everyday at 6:00 AM
to confirm that Servers Alive is working.
Does anyone have creative solution?
Jim Ferrell
EDS - Allison Transmission
Mail Stop M-12A
4700 W 10th
He already got the alert that it was down. Then started server's alive
again why should he get more down alerts.
(I am just arguing his point not taking sides.)
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Of Dirk Bulinckx
Sent: Wednesday, September 03
It is realy down, so were is the problem?
dirk.
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Sent: Wed Sep 03 7:41 PM
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Subject: [SA-list] change in state
Hello,
Maybe this has already been asked, and I missed i
Hello,
Maybe this has already been asked, and I missed it...
Currently it appears that SA tracks the current state of a device in RAM
while it's running... The problem is.. If I have 20-30 devices that are
currently down, and I stop the SA application to make a change, then
re-start it, I now
Bettter to send the response directly to me and not to the list.
dirk.
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Behalf Of Kevin Stone
Sent: Wed Sep 03 5:48 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [SA-list] Remote *nix process checking for Servers Alive
It wo
It works with OpenBSD 3.3 and SSH2.
-Kevin
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dirk Bulinckx
> Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 11:38 AM
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> Subject: [SA-list] Remote *nix process checking for Servers Alive
>
We would like to make an addon to Servers ALive that is able to check a
remote process on a unix/linux/bsd/... machine.
We build a small test app for it.
If you are interested please download it and test it.
If it works (or doesn't work), please let me know:
OS
protocol (telnet or s
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