When you install an up.time agent, it is added as a service. On operating systems other than Windows, the agent only performs an action when it receives a request from the up.time monitoring station. At all other times, it listens for requests. If you suspect that an agent is not listening, follow the steps in this article. If you suspect that an agent has a problem, poll the agent from within the up.time web interface to display its output and forward the results to uptime Support. To poll an agent:
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Enabling Debugging in the Windows Agent | Rating | Views | |
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By: uptime Support | Date Created: 10-14-2005 | Last Modified: 7-6-2011 | Index: 010 |
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Stopping and Starting the Windows Agent | Rating | Views | |
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Does the Windows agent support 64-bit systems? | Rating | Views | |
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Ensuring an Application is Always Running | Rating | Views | |
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up.time's Process Count Check monitor can help you ensure an application is always running By: uptime Support | Date Created: 10-30-2007 | Last Modified: 6-27-2011 | Index: 223 |
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