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Is there an easy way to find all the tests that are connecting with a different account than the application startup account? I want to find the test(s) that is/are using "Connect As" to con ...

Is it possible to configure a test that will verify that a particular port is open? I need to test to make sure port 1433 is open on one of our SQL servers.

Thanks,
Rob

Thanks! That's pretty obvious.

Rob

I have a single virtual server running legacy software that we can't get rid of. It's running on an old version of Windows Server that's no longer supported. I keep the server mostly in an off state. ...

That was it! I must have clicked it off by accident at some point. Thanks!

Rob

I think this behavior just started today, perhaps yesterday. I installed a few MS patches on the computer today, for what that's worth.

I'm running HostMonitor version 9.90, on Windows 8.1 Enterpri ...

That fixed it. Thaks.

Yesterday I updated to version 9.86 of HostMonitor. Now I'm getting this error message when I start the program: "The program can't start because zlib1.dll is missing from your computer. Try rein ...

Both systems are in the same domain.

I looked in the Security log. I see an Audit Success event from a NULL SID that seems to correspond with the right time. I also see an Audit Success event from ...

All the tests have an account/password in the "Connect As" fields.

I tried filling out the Connection Manager information. I've never done it that way before. It didn't seem to help.

R ...

I installed version 9.40 (that's the same version I'm running on my XP machine).

Pretty much the only two kinds of tests I do are Ping and Service. Almost all of the Service tests are coming back a ...

I've been running HostMonitor for several years on Windows XP. It's all working fine, running as a service. Today I installed it on a new machine running Windows 7. I don't have HostMonitor running as ...

Can HostMonitor monitor the status of physical disks? That is, underneath the OS, at the RAID controller level, can HostMonitor test to see if the disks themselves are OK? This is important as we are ...

We’ve recently started having a problem with using RCC. When we open it and try to log in, we get this error:
“String is too long. File may be corrupt.”

We’re using Host Monitor version 7.78.

C ...

One more question: How about running HostMonitor on Windows XP or Windows 2003 64-bit? Is that OK, or should I stay away from 64-bit?

Thanks again,
Rob