KS-Soft

Hi, no it is not how I had it setup, but it does work how you described. My manager would like to confirm that the Host Monitor service needs to be running as a administrator in order to work correctly.

PowerUser operator should have enough rights to check list of services. For other tests you need administrator rights (e.g. CPU Usage, Process tests). Its better to specify admin account for HostMonitor service and use such account for test items (you may specify one default account or several acco...

Can you provide what permissions the user account needs, that host monitor uses in order to see the services on remote systems?

I think its better to use different topics than one topic for different questions... At this point Host Monitor is running as a service and under Tools\Startup\Service I have configured to use a specific account. Do you mean HostMonitor Options dialog/Startup/Service? or you are using Windows Servi...

Thanks, I did not have RCC configured in the application so I was not using the correct profile port etc. RCC works like a charm now, but now I am stuck on another issue. At this point Host Monitor is running as a service and under Tools\Startup\Service I have configured to use a specific account. A...

Hi, I have installed v9 Host Monitor as a service in a test lab environment and am getting an error when using the Remote Control Console to modify tests etc. I am getting the following error when trying to connect: [5/5/2014 1:44:36 PM] Connecting... Ok. TCP Connection established [5/5/2014 1:44:36...

Can you provide installation documentation on how to run it as a service or point me in the right direction?

Thanks

KS-Soft Europe wrote:Have you tried to run HostMonitor using child domain user account?

Unfortunately no as the system Host Monitor runs on is used for other services and applications that depend on the parent user account to be logged in as.

Not sure I understand. You said ... running on a system of ours which is joined to a domain ... many tests setup for each of our remote systems inside the same domain ... our concerns are the account Host Monitor is using is in a different domain So HostMonitor and target system located in the same...

Hello, we have Host Monitor running on a system of ours which is joined to a domain. We have many tests setup for each of our remote systems inside the same domain. What we noticed is service tests cannot retrieve the list of services on a remote system unless the logon account used on the system Ho...