Thank you !! I knew it had to be there somewhere, I just couldn't see it.
Regards
Irene
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There is such an option. It is an alert. If you look in the alerts tab
you should have an option for restart win2k/xp service. There is also
an option for run command/exe/bat file as well.
Jason Passow
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Irene Warden wrote:
>
> I'm sure, back in the dim and distant past when I first started using
> Servers Alive, there used to be an option whereby you could run an
> executable/batch file/whatever when a check failed ( I'm convinced
> that I used to have it set to restart an NT service when it went down,
> but removed it when we upgraded to a more stable version of the
> particular software in question)
>
> I'm now finding that one of the services I monitor, on one particular
> server, is going down for no apparent reason - once restarted, it will
> carry on without a problem for a considerable time, so as an interim
> measure until I track down the underlying problem, I wanted to put in
> something which will restart that service once Servers Alive flags it
> as 'down', but I cannot find the place to put the restart in ......
>
> Am I going blind, and the option is right in front of me? Or was it
> in a past version, but has since been removed? Or am I having
> hallucinations, and just imagined the whole thing?
>
> Regards
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