Yes, EXTERNALCOM did the trick.
Thanks,
Rob
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Subject: RE: [SA-list] HTML Output
EXTERNAL is for external errorlevel checks.
For com c
EXTERNAL is for external errorlevel checks.
For com checks it's EXTERNALCOM that should be used (I know it's not within
the doc, that's a doc bug :-))
As for the CASE question, I'll have a look at an example for it.
The check time for a specific entry is not kept, that's why there is no HTML
tag
Hi Everyone,
I believe I have detected a bug using the HTML tag SAIF when checking
the variable sa_check when its value is EXTERNAL. Even though I am
using plenty of COM External checks the condition is never detected.
However, it does correctly detect for others such as SERVICE, etc..
There is
Thanks Dirk. I was using the same login. Its
working now. Appreciate it.
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ARe you using a different user/password for the SA MSN/AOL
alert then those used for your "normal" MSN/AOL client?
Dirk.
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They are written as they happen but due to the way the OS manages write it's
well possible that not all is in the log if there is a crash.
Did you try the version from http://www.woodstone.nu/salive/sr.asp?
Dirk.
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V5 uses a v5 code, if you have a non-v5 license and you want to have a v5
license then you'll have to purchase the upgrade.
Dirk.
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Sent: Friday, March 18, 2005 4:20 PM
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Are you using a different sign on to send alerts than you are for
receiving the alerts?
Jay Parashar wrote:
I am trying
to get alerts using the MSN and
AOL messenger. In both cases, it logs me out (from MSN and AOL) when I
did the
test. I never get the message.
Salive and
MSN,
I am trying to get alerts using the MSN and
AOL messenger. In both cases, it logs me out (from MSN and AOL) when I did the
test. I never get the message.
Salive and MSN, AOL messenger running in
the same machine. Salive is version 5.
Can anyone help?
Thanks in advance.
Hi,
Do we need to purchase another license IF we are trying to upgrade from an
older version to the latest v5?
Regards
Zia Anwar
Wintel Server Support
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Browse to www.microsoft.com. In the search box in the upper right hand
side paste or type
Windows Server 2003 Administration Tools Pack. Click on Go. The first
link in the results page will take you there.
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That link did not work for me. I used the old version of this I think
but it says it is not availible
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Sent: Friday, March 18, 2005 8:24 AM
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Subject: RE: [SA-list] SA Serv
Thanks.
I use "Remote Desktops" which is part of the Windows Server 2003
Administration Tools Pack (link below). I use it to connect to WIN2K
and Windows 2003 machines. It allows you to connect to the console
session of a machine just by checking a box. I am not sure if it is
officially blessed
Dirk -
Was this in regards to the debug log files? Are they written as the events
happen?
It crashed again last night twice. It seems to only happen overnight, so I'm
wondering what's going on during this time that would make it crash. I wonder
if it would help to run it as an applicatio
yes, the XP mstsc supports /console
Jeff
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Sent: Friday, March 18, 2005 5:29 AM
To: salive@woodstone.nu
Subject: RE: [SA-list] SA Service Unexpectedly Terminating - RDP & the
console
You probably know this, but you can reac
You probably know this, but you can reach the 2003 "machine" session via
RDP as well, with the latest TS client. Use the syntax;
/console
in the server to connect to dialog. You need the version of MSTSC.EXE
(and mstscax.dll) that come with 2003, maybe the XP one works, I'm not
sure. Then I
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