Re: 3rd party service being interrogated/stopped; short term solution?

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"jennmk" <jennmk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| After weeks of troubleshooting an older vendor application that has been
| hanging, the vendor has identified that the application service that
handles
| connection pooling, etc. is being stopped. We are at the height of the
| season for this application so we have two choices: 1)implement a newer
| service release by the vendor that fixes this situation (no on likes this
| idea because of the timing) 2) based on what we see in the event log, the
| service is being interrogated three times and then shuts down; the vendor
| thinks we can disable the service that is doing the interrogation as a
| temporary fix; claiming this has worked in the past as a short-term
solution
| until the updated service release can be applied and thoroughly tested.
He
| believes it to possibly be WMI that is doing a check on all services and
if
| it doesn't get a proper response back, it shuts it off. Does this sound
| right? Would WMI do this? Any help or thoughts would be greatly
appreciated.


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