check_nt and NSClient on NT

[Wade Arnold]

I have also had that problem when I was monitoring a site that a client had
on a t-1. The client was maxing out the t-1 and tcp connections would time
out. Is the switch that the server is plugged into saturated or on a slow
connection ? Or is the connection getting pounded?

wade

On 11/4/02 2:23 AM, "Tom DE BLENDE" <tdeblend at gcc.dhl.com> wrote:

> Is that server under a lot of load? I've only seen the behavior you
> are describing when a server is under heavy stress.
> 
> Greg Vickers wrote:
>> 
>> Hi all,
>> 
>> I have a question about check_nt on one of my NT BDC servers.
>> 
>> The NSClient installs successfully. The service starts successfully. I can
>> connect and check with check_nt. Then after an indeterminate period of time
>> (it's not regular), the check_nt command returns "No data returned from
>> host!". Then after another indeterminate period of time, the check_nt
>> command starts returning data again! This is for any service that I check
>> on the server.
>> 
>> Has anyone else experienced this on an NT server?
>> 
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