At 04:13 PM 2/2/2006, Bunting, Jeff wrote:
If you switch the service to run under the local system account as has
been suggested, you can run add the domain account login info into your
checks so that SA is able to connect to the remote systems.
I am aware of that, but that then means adding the domain account
info to numerous checks and having to update all of them if/when we
change the account. Not really an acceptable solution.
I'd prefer someday to see SA handle this the way other apps do (with
the separate executables for interface vs. service). I can
understand that they don't consider it a high priority, but I think
ultimately, done right it's far more secure and a better way of doing it.
But that said, for now I'll live with handling it the way we currently do.
It's still worth every pretty penny we've paid for it.
Jeff
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Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2006 12:33 PM
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Subject: [SA-list] Systray Icon
We're in the process of moving Servers Alive to a Windows 2003 box.
One of the reasons is so that we can terminal serv in as console.
However, it appears that since I set the service to startup as a service
and run under a domain account (so it can more easily check services on
other machines) no icon shows up on the systray.
Why and how can I fix this?
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