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09-10-2008
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| Guest | Service Recovery Options We are considering configuring the Recovery Options for a service in the event of a failure and for the Third Recovery Option, we have discussed launching a vbScript to send an email. Although the script to send the email is straight forward, I would like to make it generic enough to be able to apply it to any service without modifications. The pertinent information for the script would be Server Name Service Name Is there a value I can poll on the fly that will provide me with the Service which failed or some way to identify which service failed without hardcoding it in the script? (Hardcoding it is not an unreasonable option but, if I can grab it on the fly, then the script will be more flexible). Thanks. Bart |
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09-10-2008
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| Guest | Re: Service Recovery Options "Bart Perrier" <bart_perrier@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23kE$Yv0EJHA.4336@xxxxxx Quote: > We are considering configuring the Recovery Options for a service in the > event of a failure and for the Third Recovery Option, we have discussed > launching a vbScript to send an email. > > Although the script to send the email is straight forward, I would like to > make it generic enough to be able to apply it to any service without > modifications. The pertinent information for the script would be > > Server Name > Service Name > > Is there a value I can poll on the fly that will provide me with the > Service which failed or some way to identify which service failed without > hardcoding it in the script? (Hardcoding it is not an unreasonable option > but, if I can grab it on the fly, then the script will be more flexible). > > Thanks. > > Bart services. |
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09-11-2008
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| Guest | Re: Service Recovery Options "Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:Ouz5kX4EJHA.5104@xxxxxx Quote: > > "Bart Perrier" <bart_perrier@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:%23kE$Yv0EJHA.4336@xxxxxx Quote: >> We are considering configuring the Recovery Options for a service in the >> event of a failure and for the Third Recovery Option, we have discussed >> launching a vbScript to send an email. >> >> Although the script to send the email is straight forward, I would like >> to make it generic enough to be able to apply it to any service without >> modifications. The pertinent information for the script would be >> >> Server Name >> Service Name >> >> Is there a value I can poll on the fly that will provide me with the >> Service which failed or some way to identify which service failed without >> hardcoding it in the script? (Hardcoding it is not an unreasonable option >> but, if I can grab it on the fly, then the script will be more flexible). >> >> Thanks. >> >> Bart > You would have to scan the Event Logger for events generated by failed > services. > I did find out that the Recovery Option doesn't actually monitor the service, yet the event viewer for failed services. This gives me some potential. Thanks again for the reply. Bart |
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