Here's an example from my working config that is counting the number of
files in the specified directory. Appropriate bits replaced for security
purposes.
[Outbox]
Path=\\Servername1\Share$\Directory
Pattern=*.*
Directory=F
Username=Domain\Account
Password=password
Server=Servername1
Cheers,
> Hello,
>
> Our area ISPs have started blocking ICMP traffic with approximately
> 60-byte packet size as this is a signature of W32.Sasser traffic. As a
> result, there OC3 is no longer failing, but this blocks all Servers Alive
> ping packets.
>
> Is there a way to alter the size of the pa
By default the size we use is 32 bytes. (that's for the data part of the
ICMP frame).
You can change this by creating:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\DBU Consulting\Servers Alive\PingSize
(string)
And give it the value you want to have for the data part.
(a restart of Servers Alive is needed
Hello,
Our area ISPs have started blocking ICMP traffic with approximately
60-byte packet size as this is a signature of W32.Sasser traffic. As a
result, there OC3 is no longer failing, but this blocks all Servers Alive
ping packets.
Is there a way to alter the size of the packet from Server
Would be great for me.
Chuck Walker
We do not stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop
playing.
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Behalf Of Dirk Bulinckx
Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 11:31 AM
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Subject: [
OK so it looks like this is usefull.
However keep in mind that the check will performed as it is now and with the
same messages/descriptions/error/... BUT we will at the end invert the
status from up to down, or down to up.
(This will be something for v5)
Dirk.
Don't forget to vote for Serve
We could definitely use this for the same reasons as already stated -
monitoring services or boxes that should NOT be running. We currently
have the 'positive' check in Servers Alive and hope everyone remembers
that they need to respond on the "Up" and not on the "Down". It's a
poor patch, but at
I could use it to monitor clustered services. For instance, I would
like an alert for the SQL Service on the secondary SQL node to alert me
if the SQL Service is running since this would mean that the primary
node has failed.
Kevin
Kevin Kruithof
Class 3 Systems Administrator, Section 21b, Type
Title: RE: [SA-list] Inverse result?
Very much so.
I want to know if someone starts up services that have been purposely disabled on certain servers.
Also, some workstations have been removed from the network and I would like to be alerted if they are brought back online.
Currently, you w
While checking out some of the "old" requests I came across several mails
were people seemed to want an "inverse" result. What I mean with that is
the want the same check as what is available now except that the status is
the inverse from what it's now.
Example:
currently
I apologize for the long introduction to the problem, but I want to make
it clear what we are doing and where the problem lies...
Servers Alive version: 4.1.1586 running as a service on Windows 2000
server
We use the other mail feature to send pages through to our paging
server (uses TelAlert sof
The path should be the UNC.
The server entry is only used for authentication
Dirk.
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Can someone give me an example of the syntax of the Countfiles ini for a
remote server?
I have the following info in mine:
[WWW1Mail]
Path=c:\inetpub\mailroot\badmail
Pattern=*.bad
Directory=
UserName=
Password=
Server=www1.ps.net
The entry is a remote server. It seems to me like Path should be
Is it configure to load a hostfile at startup?
Dirk.
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