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Posted 6/15/2007 3:08:35 AM
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Hi,

We use Whatsup Gold 7.04 to monitor several network devices.

It is installed on a dedicated windows 2000 server.

Last month we began to experience problems that the whatsup service frequently stops. We found out that when we change views in the webinterface the service stops, even with just 1 map loaded. (clicking on a device and than go back to top view)

I think that it have something to do with a recently windows update becouse we did not change whatsup itself.

Does anyone have (had) the same problems or have any sugestions ?

Thanks

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Posted 6/28/2007 10:23:27 AM
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Today i reinstalled whatsup 7.04.
Unfortunately it does not help.
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Posted 6/29/2007 8:44:08 AM
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I re-installed whatsup again this time without the updates v7.04 and this did the trick.

Whatsup is now running stable..

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