All questions related to installations, configurations and maintenance of Advanced Host Monitor (including additional tools such as RMA for Windows, RMA Manager, Web Servie, RCC).
Hello!
We have two geologically separated server-locations. The Hostmonitor-server is in one location and some of our servers are at the other. One of the "outside"-servers is an active RMA.
In my understanding the RMA tests the servers for what we configured and reports back to the HM.
We do however get a lot (more than 700) mails because the ping tests fail (2 of 4 packages lost) when pinging inside the LAN. We ran a manual ping-test (cmd -> ping server >> log.log) on the RMA to a server and did not find any disturbance.
Yes, if "Test by" test property points to some agent then test is performed by this agent.
May be you are using higher timeout for ping.exe utility so it shows better result than test item?
We tested HostMonitor, Passive RMA, Active RMA - we cannot reproduce the problem. HostMonitor shows 0ms response time for our local hosts and about 60ms when we ping google.com.
Could you please provide more information about your system?
- HostMonitor version?
- RMA version? Are you using Active RMA or Passive RMA? RMA for UNIX?
- Windows? Service Pack?
- Do you have installed some antivirus monitors, personal firewall, content monitoring software? Non stanard winsock components?
May be your HostMonitor performs a lot of tests at the same time?
active RMA:
version 4.08
Windows Server 2008 R2 64-Bit
On both servers Microsoft Forefront is installed and the internal firewall is disabled. Between HM and RMA is a firewall appliance which routes the traffic.
We currently have 490 tests up and running.
In other news:
We just got an error on our HM-Server. The RMA manager was open and now repeatedly shows this error:
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RMA Manager
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Access violation at address 004CB173 in module 'rma_mgr.exe'. Read of address 00000002.
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OK
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BTW: Are you sure you are using the same packet size for ping.exe and HostMonitor Ping test?
What packet size specified for the test? 0? Then you should check Ping/Trace option in the Options dialog. What packet size specified there?