Zenoss, Inc. Make sure that you lock the services to prevent them from being removed during a remodel while a service is down. Modeling will only pick up services that are running. Depending on the number of devices that you have in that class, it can take a long time. You will notice some errors in the UI while the relations are being rebuilt, which is normal. Please be patient and allow it to complete. After the relations have been rebuilt Zenoss should be restarted. Make sure that the zenwinsrvsnmp daemon is running after the restart is performed.
Generally changes to monitoring status are immediately pushed to collector daemons, but sometimes if the daemon is too busy the daemon misses the change. James Pulver. Post by markholmes Hi, I'm trying to monitor Windows services in Zenoss but with no luck.
The service status is green, but whenever I stop the service I don't get any alert and it continues to show green. Am I missing something? Also how to set up a simple ping to each server to monitor it's status? Post by kiddbios Last night I took a Zenoss monitored server offline for over an hour. I refreshed the status repeatedly and it always showed as being "UP".
Is there something special I need to do or some type of polling interval that needs to be set to enable it to update and tell me the server is down? I greatly appreciate any guidance that the community can provide. Post by markholmes James, Thanks for your reply. Ping monitoring is pretty much by default.
Yes they are.
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