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Thanks for the quick reply, Alex!

I had read as much documentation as possible, before posting, so I was hoping I had just missed something.

- Scott

I am performing an SSH Test, where I send a command, and look at the response. If the response does not contain "these words" then it properly sends an alert. If possible, I would like to include the entire output of that SSH Test, to give a better indication of the problem. What variable ...

I can confirm that the dsa key fix in the link above solves the problem for now.

If you would be so kind as to let me know when even a beta version with the ssh fix is available, I would be more than glad to test it out!

- Scott

Hi Alex.

I found this article which seems to explain why I am just seeing this problem on CentOS 7:

http://www.jbytechnologies.com/linux/ss ... a-key.html

I will try the suggested fix, and then remove the fix after HostMon improves the SSH test.

- Scott

I am using HostMon version 10.10. I turned up a new server, my first CentOS 7 server. I copied a working test from one of my CentOS 6 servers and created a Connection in Connection Manager, with the proper username and password. When the test runs, I get a reply of "Protocol error. Can not agre...

Hi Alex. Good idea on changing AutoStartDelay. Unfortunately, that did not solve it, but it gave me an idea. I did some research and found that I can change the 30 second (30000 millisecond) timeout value. On Windows 7, you have to create a new registry entry: Place Into: HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlS...

Hi Alex. I've started to have this same problem. This is on a Windows 7 machine. When I manually start the service, it only takes about 5 seconds. But the Event Log tells me that when the server starts, I am getting the same error as meppyman (taking more than 30 seconds to respond) As a side note, ...

Hi Alex. For some reason it is now working. Maybe you are right, that there was some problem with my system yesterday. Sorry for bothering you with this.

- Scott

Yes, Windows 7 reports the file aas 1.75MB (1,840,128 bytes). It runs OK on the host machine and it reports version 4.56.

When I view file properties on my computer, it says "File version 4.0.56.410" if that helps.

Screen shot sent.

Thanks!!

- Scott

I see that a new version of RCC was installed after installing 9.56 beta (file dated June 3,2013). I copied that new version to my Windows 7 computer and now I get a different error.

Exception EReadError in module rcc.exe at 0002704E. Invalid stream format.

- Scott

I copied rcc.exe from our HostMonitor server (file dates 5/17/2013) to my desktop (Windows 7) and placed it in a new folder at root level, c:\HostMon\rcc.exe. When I launch it, I get the error "Error: 45"

I am sure I am doing something wrong... can you point me to the solution?

- Scott

It works!! At first, I thought I was supposed to use the Exit Code test, but that did not work. When I switched to "Shell Script Result" and it worked right away.

THANK YOU!!!

- Scott

Hi Alex. This is awesome!! I am implementing now. One typo... val1=$1 -- I think this should be val=$1?

I will let you know how it works shortly...

- Scott

Hi Alex. Thanks much for your help. The server in question is Linux, and I am thinking the batch file and .exe are meant for Windows, correct?

But I think I may be able to find someone to help me with a Linux-equivalent script, based on your example.

- Scott

Hi Alex. This is an existing command from the mail server software, and when issued simply returns a number. Example: COMMAND: exim -bpc RESPONSE: 1234 I had hoped that HostMonitor could evaluate the response "1234" and ALERT if the response was greater than 1000. From your reply, it does ...