Web Application monitoring does not work (Intranet)
Fischer Alexander
get a timeout message (Timeout while waiting for the task to complete, do
you want to continue waiting). Can anybody help me how to troubleshoot this
problem? (same happens if I try to monitor an external page, but I would be
more than glad if internal monitoring will work).
Thank you !
Alex
Alexandre Coelho [MSFT]
the task to finish. You can simple leave that popup open until you think its
long enough, then click Yes to resume waiting, or no to cancel. To make sure
the task is at least running, when you hit run test, you could see that a
new MonitoringHost.exe process will be launched RMS, when that process goes
away,you know the task is finished, and clicking Yes will show the results
of it.
Did you change the follow links depth? Depending on how many links you have
and how deep you are asking the feature to go, it might take a long time to
run.
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Fischer Alexander
sorry but that doesn't help. I'm still not able to switch to the next screen
of the wizard after 'Enter and Test Web Address'. Where should I trim the
'follow links depth'? There's no parameter available in the wizard.
Alex
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Alexandre Coelho [MSFT]
that option, and it is probably not the issue.
Assuming you have access from the RMS to those sites, and the task is being
launche there. Could you check if you need to go through a proxy server to
get to the site you are trying to monitor? If you do, you might need to
configure the winhttp proxy on the RMS for the task to work.
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adam clarey
More worrying is that during this time while it is (unsucessfully) testing the connection, it actually causes the remote website to temporarily 'go down', the effect is similar to a DoS attack.
I can confirm this by using monitoring software on a different machine.
> On Monday, June 25, 2007 10:48 AM Fischer Alexander wrote:
> I'm trying to monitor an internal web site. But everytime I 'Test' the URL I
> get a timeout message (Timeout while waiting for the task to complete, do
> you want to continue waiting). Can anybody help me how to troubleshoot this
> problem? (same happens if I try to monitor an external page, but I would be
> more than glad if internal monitoring will work).
>
> Thank you !
>
> Alex
>> On Monday, June 25, 2007 2:34 PM Alexandre Coelho [MSFT] wrote:
>> The dialog that shows up will do so every 25-30 seconds while waiting for
>> the task to finish. You can simple leave that popup open until you think its
>> long enough, then click Yes to resume waiting, or no to cancel. To make sure
>> the task is at least running, when you hit run test, you could see that a
>> new MonitoringHost.exe process will be launched RMS, when that process goes
>> away,you know the task is finished, and clicking Yes will show the results
>> of it.
>>
>> Did you change the follow links depth? Depending on how many links you have
>> and how deep you are asking the feature to go, it might take a long time to
>> run.
>>
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>> "Fischer Alexander" <alex.f...@koehlerpaper.com> wrote in message
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>>> On Tuesday, June 26, 2007 10:50 AM Fischer Alexander wrote:
>>> Hi Alex,
>>>
>>> sorry but that doesn't help. I'm still not able to switch to the next screen
>>> of the wizard after 'Enter and Test Web Address'. Where should I trim the
>>> 'follow links depth'? There's no parameter available in the wizard.
>>>
>>> Alex
>>>
>>> "Alexandre Coelho [MSFT]" <aco...@online.microsoft.com> schrieb im
>>> Newsbeitrag news:%23xPKqd1...@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>>>> On Wednesday, June 27, 2007 5:20 PM Alexandre Coelho [MSFT] wrote:
>>>> If you are running the wizard template (instead of the editor) you dont have
>>>> that option, and it is probably not the issue.
>>>>
>>>> Assuming you have access from the RMS to those sites, and the task is being
>>>> launche there. Could you check if you need to go through a proxy server to
>>>> get to the site you are trying to monitor? If you do, you might need to
>>>> configure the winhttp proxy on the RMS for the task to work.
>>>>
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