March 21, 2011 9:52 PM
Posted by: Jason Tramer
and the owner will be the Administrators group., CheckTermSrv.exe, Citrix, CitrixHealthMon, event id 4004, For reference, health Monitor, IMATest.exe, In SDDL, LogonMonitor.dll, Presentation server 4.5, Read and Execute access for the Local Service user account, RequestTicket.exe, Resource Monitor, the expected ACL was O:BAD:AI(A;ID;0x1200a9;;;LS)(A;ID;FA;;;BA). The actual ACL was O:BAD:PAI(A;;FA;;;LS)(A;;FR;;;NS)(A;;FA;;;BA)., The file C:\Program Files\Citrix\HealthMon\Tests\Citrix\RequestTicket.exe does not have the correct permissions., the files placed in the test folder should have inheritable permissions turned on which will result in the file have full control access for the Administrators group
Citrix Health Monitor errors
Posted by: Jason Tramer
and the owner will be the Administrators group., CheckTermSrv.exe, Citrix, CitrixHealthMon, event id 4004, For reference, health Monitor, IMATest.exe, In SDDL, LogonMonitor.dll, Presentation server 4.5, Read and Execute access for the Local Service user account, RequestTicket.exe, Resource Monitor, the expected ACL was O:BAD:AI(A;ID;0x1200a9;;;LS)(A;ID;FA;;;BA). The actual ACL was O:BAD:PAI(A;;FA;;;LS)(A;;FR;;;NS)(A;;FA;;;BA)., The file C:\Program Files\Citrix\HealthMon\Tests\Citrix\RequestTicket.exe does not have the correct permissions., the files placed in the test folder should have inheritable permissions turned on which will result in the file have full control access for the Administrators groupI was working on a Citrix Presentation server 4.5 server recently and after a blue screen and a reboot users were unable to connect to the server for published apps anymore. Resource manager showed the server had maximum load. Event viewer show errors on 4 files: 1. RequestTicket.exe 2....
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