Hi Chad and thanks for the post.

Take a look at the suggestions from Raj in the below post and report back.

Are the 5 servers on a LAN or WAN?  And let me know the ping results as mentioned by Raj.

Thx!

Rob

en.community.dell.com/.../20394697.aspx

Hi Tony,

As Rob mentioned, can you try the suggestions by Raj at en.community.dell.com/.../20394697.aspx. Let us know if it helps.

Also please confirm the OME version you are using.

For how many servers is this happening for you? Is it a specific subnet in the range?

I got the same problem in OME. After the scheduled status polling, all servers status became Unknown Status with gray icon.

Hi Pupul,

I have tried the artical from Raj, it is not working for me. The ping is OK for every server.

My OME version is 1.2 which is a fresh installation. We have ten servers within our local network.

Our network's subnet mask is 255.255.254.0. So our discover range is 192.168.0-1.* mask 255.255.254.0

Thanks for your help!

Tony

And, there is another SQL related problem with alert function.

Our mail alter cannot be send out. In the application log, the following error happened:

Error executing the SQL Statement:SELECT EventInfoView.EventId,EventInfoView.Severity,EventInfoView.sev,EventInfoView.Time,EventInfoView.Message,EventInfoView.m,EventInfoView.DeviceName,EventInfoView.n,EventInfoView.DeviceAssetTag,EventInfoView.at,EventInfoView.DeviceServiceTag,EventInfoView.st,EventInfoView.d,EventInfoView.t,EventInfoView.ip,EventInfoView.e,EventInfoView.sp,EventInfoView.g,EventInfoView.cn,EventInfoView.sn,EventInfoView.pkg,EventInfoView.pkn FROM EventInfoView WHERE EventID = -2147482986 Error: SQL_ERROR results: SQL Error State: 42S22, Native Error Code: CF, ODBC Error Text: [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid column name 'EventID'. SQL_ERROR results continued: SQL Error State: 42000, Native Error Code: 4231, ODBC Error Text: [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]The cursor was not declared.

Thanks Rob.  I do not see the EssentialsVersion.exe file mentioned but there is a OMEVersion.xml file and the contents are below.  The ping results for one of the affected servers are all <1ms.  My ICMP setting is 5 second timeout with 4 retries.  All of these servers are on a LAN and the same subnet.  They are actually all sitting next to each other in a cabinet, these servers are not going through a firewall.

- ">tempuri.org/OMEVersionDS.xsd">

-

  Essentials Version

  EssentialsVersion

  1.2.0.3441

  1

  2013-06-15T12:56:43.437594-05:00

-

  Services Version

  ServicesVersion

  1.2.0.3441

  1

  2013-06-15T12:56:43.437594-05:00

-

  Console Version

  TFSVersion

  C#_20130611.1

  2

  2013-06-11T07:37:44.45-05:00

-

  DataScripts Version

  DataScriptsVersion

  DataScripts_20130611.2

  2

  2013-06-11T17:16:27.9-05:00

-

  1

  Windows_Standard

-

  2

  TfsBuild_Standard

-

  3

  BuildIteration_Standard

Tony,

Just a few more questions, sorry if duplicates?

Are all servers on a LAN?

You said ping is ok, but didn't mention the round trip response time....that's what I'm interested in.

thx!

Rob

Hey Tony, can you post this in a new thread.  I have some ideas, but want to keep this one on the unknown status so we can sort it out for you guys.

thx

Rob

Chad.

Thanks for the detail.  I think we're going to need to work on this via a support ticket.  We'll need more info from you to try and root cause.  Can you open a ticket at 800-945-3355 ?

Thanks,

Rob

The ICMP timeout is set to 5 seconds (5000 ms).  The round trip ping times to the servers all come back as <1ms.