Re: SBS Monitoring Problem

Service pack 2, all updates done. I haven't run the BPA on it before, but
when I did it came up with one reported problem, that the external network
card (internet network card) had it's dns pointing to the wrong place. I am
not even sure how this happened but it was pointing to 10.0.0.3, and the
SBS's LAN network was 10.0.0.6. Regardless of that, would this cause any
problem with the SQL Server database?? I am restarting the server now, and
when I do this it seems to be working until the next morning when I am
supposed to get the report, that's when the db tends to go 'suspect' again.

"Marina Roos [SBS-MVP]" wrote:

Hi Keven,

Anything in the eventlogs? What SP level is your SBS? Have you run the SBS
BPA tool?

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I had to replace the motherboard with built in network card in an sbs 2003
server. The new motherboard was a little different than the original one
and
it was a bit of a pain to get working however at the end of the day it's
almost entirely perfectly functional now. The only problem we're still
having is sbsmonitoring.
What ends up going on is the database is continually going offline.

I've tried restoring an earlier version of the database from backup and
that
didn't work. I then went through instructions to remove SBS monitoring
(feature and the database) and reinstall sbsmonitoring from the disks.

It looked like everything should be functional after doing that, however
the
next day there is no report, and when I open SQL Server Enterprise Manager
SERVERNAME\SBSMONITORING the SBSMonitoring database is showing as
(suspect).

I'm spinning my wheels here and don't understand why this error is up.
Any
suggestions welcome.

Thanks,



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