Windows Server 2000 – Restart service when consecutive performance monitor thresholds are exceeded

Sireddie — Wed, 09 Feb 2011 03:07:47 +0000

I need to be able to automatically restart a service on a Win2000 server when 3 consecutive performance monitor thresholds are exceeded.

I can run a batch file/command that restarts the service when the threshold is exceeded by setting up a Performance Alert, but 3 consecutive thresholds are required to prevent false positives (spikes) restarting the service.

I have looked for third-party software to do this withouth luck.

I believe this might be possible through scripting somehow but I wouldn’t know where to start.

Anyone have any idea if this would be possible?

Thanks

NTDS Replication

ITKE — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 16:59:45 +0000

We had a 2000 server sp4 and have upgraded to a 2003 server sp2 by forest preping the 2000 domain and transferring the ad across to the 2003 server and then dcpromoing the 2000 server (obviously a little more involved that that)

We renamed the 2003 server to the same as the old server. Since all this has happened we are getting an error in the event log NTDS replication error code 1411.

Now I believe I have done everything by the book and all signs of the old
server were removed before we renamed and rebooted. Can anyone shed any light on how I resolve this error.

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Windows Server 2000 – Restart service when consecutive performance monitor thresholds are exceeded

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