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I have all current patches. So probably, yes.

Quite possibly something to do with IE 6 with SP2 in XP.

I just tried accessing web service on our server with a Windows 2000 and IE6. It works fine.

Yes is shows up in the browser. Here are some links to articles that explain what some browsers are doing with this file...

http://blog.gilluminate.com/?b=20041116162144
http://www.webhelpinghand.com/404.htm

No I am not typing favicon.ico in the URL. It just shows up. I am using IE6 with XP SP2, Maxthon and Firefox.

The website loads up with the errors in Maxthon, will not load up at all in IE6, but works fine in Firefox.

Anyone else running into this problem?

Just installed Web Service, and many times when accessing the main page, I get lots of 404 errors like this: 404 Not Found The requested URL /favicon.ico was not found on this server. I set the maximum simultaneous connections up to 20. No luck. What do I do to make this go away for good? It works s...

It is not using the system account. I have looked over and over.

As I stated, it's not an issue anymore. I am now using the web service and it is doing what I need.

There is nothing in the logs. That is why this is so confusing. I have just purchased the license for the web and telnet, so it is a moot point now.

Thanks anyway.

I really like being able to put the logs into the folder on the network drive. The target folder is located on our company web server, and it worked well when we had all of the logs for HostMonitor and also for our WebTrends all together so we could go to a web page and see them all together. I gues...

I had this problem last year and it has reappeared. I am using HostMonitor 4.80 and I was able to save the full report and logs to a network drive. I had changed the service to use an administrator account for running the HostMonitor service. For some reason, the system no longer lets me save the lo...

Holy cow. I can't believe I forgot to look at that. I changed the properties of the service to use the administator's account. All is well.

Thank You!

We are using HostMonitor 4.10... I have several tests that I would like to copy to a network share we can access that is actually a web server virtual folder on the outside of a firewall. I am not trying to do this to bypass the web admin functionality, but I would like to be able to see the global ...

My mistake! I was using the wrong version at work, and the newest one at home. I see how it works without the script by using master and dependency tests. I have it working now. Thanks for your quick assistance!

Ok, I almost have this working now. BUT... If I disable a test, and then re-enable it, the test wants to run a profile, which I have set to email me. So, if the script runs and disables 5 hosts even though they aren't really down, when the router comes back and re-enables the hosts, every single tes...

Ok, so how do I implement this? Here is an example of my settings: I have a router and 5 hosts under the root/qwest folder. If the router goes down, I want to disable all of the hosts testing in the root/qwest folder. What is the proper format for this in a script? What is the proper format to re-en...

Maybe I am missing something here. I have several hosts and routers that I have setup to monitor. I have setup a folder for each T1 that the devices are connected to. I would like it so that it the router for a particular T1/Folder goes out, it will disable tests on the remaining hosts in that folde...