
HM and SQL Server 2005
HM and SQL Server 2005
I was trying to add test to check SQL Server 2005 database and I was getting that kind of error "Dynamic library ntwdblid.all not found" from HM 6. I know that SQL Server 2005 is using different type of library then 2000 so probably this test is not going to work anymore. 

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Re: HM and SQL Server 2005
One moment! As you wrote above, you have installed MSSQL 2000 client on HM machine. Why do you get foregoing error? I would suggest you copy ntwdblib.dll from MSSQL 2000 client into HostMonitor home folder. It helps you to avoid installing 2005 client.simonl wrote:I was trying to add test to check SQL Server 2005 database and I was getting that kind of error "Dynamic library ntwdblid.all not found" from HM 6.
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So, you need to copy ntwdblib.dll into RMA folder or into one of the folders, that are specified in %PATH% environment variable on remote machine.simonl wrote:I got it worked only when I've specified Test by HostMonitor but when I'm trying to test by rma agent it's not working and gave this error.
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SQL Server 2005 monitoring
I copied ntwdblib.dll in the directory where Host Monitor is installed (using HM 6.51 beta). I can monitor SQL Server 2000 successfully, which is installed locally on the same computer where HM is installed. But when I try to test connection to SQL Server 2005 (remote server) using mssqltest.exe utility, which your site has, I get the following error message:
Error: Unable to connect: SQL Server is unavailable or does not exist. General network error. Check your documentation
Error xx
SQL Server 2005 is running on the remote server. I verified SQL 2005 is running by going to the remote server and checking it. I can also ping this remote server from the computer where HM is installed. I do not have any SQL 2005 component installed on the HM computer except SQL Server 2000 is installed on this HM computer.
Please let me know how to test connectivity to SQL 2005 using mssqltest.exe and how do I monitor SQL 2005.
Thanks
Error: Unable to connect: SQL Server is unavailable or does not exist. General network error. Check your documentation
Error xx
SQL Server 2005 is running on the remote server. I verified SQL 2005 is running by going to the remote server and checking it. I can also ping this remote server from the computer where HM is installed. I do not have any SQL 2005 component installed on the HM computer except SQL Server 2000 is installed on this HM computer.
Please let me know how to test connectivity to SQL 2005 using mssqltest.exe and how do I monitor SQL 2005.
Thanks
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Re: SQL Server 2005 monitoring
What exact error do you see?billoo wrote:Error: Unable to connect: SQL Server is unavailable or does not exist. General network error. Check your documentation
Error xx
I suppose, it is a firewall issue. Please, ensure your firewall allows connection to MS SQL Server port on remote machine. By default is used port 1433.billoo wrote:Please let me know how to test connectivity to SQL 2005 using mssqltest.exe and how do I monitor SQL 2005.
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Max
I gave you the exact error message:
Error: Unable to connect: SQL Server is unavailable or does not exist. General network error. Check your documentation
Error xx
It is not a firewall issue, as there is no firewall and WinXP firewall has been turned off. I am testing this within a LAN envrionment. The only difference is that HM is running on Win XP (SP1). SQL Server 2005 is running on Win XP (SP2). I turned the firewall OFF on WinXP SP2 (SQL Server 2005) machine.
One interesting thing is that I can monitor SQL 2005 (sqlservr.exe process) using "process" test method. So, there is full connectivity between HM computer and SQL 2005 computer and HM can see SQL Server process. This is how I monitored SQL Server before in HM.
At this point, I still have no success with mssqltest.exe for testing SQL 2005. If this test succeeds, then only I can monitor SQL 2005 using "check MS SQL" test method.
Any ideas??
Reply appreciated
Thanks
Error: Unable to connect: SQL Server is unavailable or does not exist. General network error. Check your documentation
Error xx
It is not a firewall issue, as there is no firewall and WinXP firewall has been turned off. I am testing this within a LAN envrionment. The only difference is that HM is running on Win XP (SP1). SQL Server 2005 is running on Win XP (SP2). I turned the firewall OFF on WinXP SP2 (SQL Server 2005) machine.
One interesting thing is that I can monitor SQL 2005 (sqlservr.exe process) using "process" test method. So, there is full connectivity between HM computer and SQL 2005 computer and HM can see SQL Server process. This is how I monitored SQL Server before in HM.
At this point, I still have no success with mssqltest.exe for testing SQL 2005. If this test succeeds, then only I can monitor SQL 2005 using "check MS SQL" test method.
Any ideas??
Reply appreciated
Thanks
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Please ensure, that you type correct SQL Server name. Probaby, you should try specify IP-address instead of Server name. If there are several instances of SQL Server running, you shoud use syntax like ServerName\InstanceName or ServerIPAddress\InstanceName.billoo wrote:Error: Unable to connect: SQL Server is unavailable or does not exist. General network error. Check your documentation
Error xx
We strongly recommend you to install SP2 onto machine, where HostMonitor is running or install Hostmonitor onto another machine. There were too many network problems fixed in SP2.billoo wrote:The only difference is that HM is running on Win XP (SP1).
Actually, XP was designed as client OS, and there are too many security settings defined to prohibit incomming connections.billoo wrote:SQL Server 2005 is running on Win XP (SP2). I turned the firewall OFF on WinXP SP2 (SQL Server 2005) machine.
Could you install SQL Server 2005 client onto machine, where HostMonitor is running? Could you try one of standard MS SQL utilities, like sqlcmd.exe, to reach your SQL server? Does it work? Are you able to connect to this MS SQL Server instance from any other machine in your network?
Have you enabled TCP/IP protocol for the your MS SQL Server instance?
Regards,
Max