I was attempting to add the WCF-SQL port to support an application and when applying settings and I got an error about no endpoints available.
Unknown. The environment was setup quite a while back and was never used. I suspect the lack of usage caused the issue.
Reboot the BizTalk server and the SQL server containing the SSO db.
There was a failure executing the send pipeline: "Microsoft.Practices.ESB.ExceptionHandling.Pipelines.ESBFaultProcessor, Microsoft.Practices.ESB.ExceptionHandling.Pipelines, Version=2.1.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35" Source: "ESB Transform" Send Port: "ALL.Exceptions" URI: "SQL://MYSQLSERVER/EsbExceptionDb/" Reason: Error 175002: An unexpected error occurred while trying to execute the map, 'Microsoft.Practices.ESB.ExceptionHandling.Maps.FaultMessage_to_ExceptionSql, Microsoft.Practices.ESB.ExceptionHandling.Maps, Version=2.1.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=38642839467826'.
I believe this has to do with there not being a resumable at the time the exception was triggered. Not positive if this is the case however.
Terminate the resumable items.
In BizTalk360, under the Analytics->Reporting, my CPU and memory graphs stop working.
Restart the BizTalk360 Analytics service on the BizTalk360 server.
I recently decided to do some performance monitoring for my BizTalk servers. While adding performance counters, I notices that one of my systems did not have the BizTalk performance counters listed. All of the BizTalk:*counters were missing.
I am using BizTalk360 version 8.9.5112.2201 in a BizTalk2016 environment. In setting up reports, I came across an interesting issue. If you have looked at the CPU usage reports, you may have noticed that the graphs do not match actual performance.
Consider the following SQL Servers Performance graph.
You will notice that the left-side legend is displaying 0-100%. I make the assumption that this is Total CPU and the right-side legend is memory usage.
Continue reading BizTalk360 Analytics Report CPU Graphs Issue
I had the need to test multiple ports on multiple servers and didn't want to do each one manually. Typing telnet multiple times get old real quick not to mention the potential for fat fingering the keyboard.
I need the TCP and/or the UDP ports for the Common Internet File System.
I need to monitor the installed services and their status. I.E. if they are started or stopped.
I will take the data and use a separate script to make alert notifications.
Here are a couple of ways to do this.
A lot of licensing is based on the number of CPU sockets and or cores assigned to a system. See below for methods on making the proper determination
I occasionally need to ping a system to check connectivity during off hours. For my results to make sense, I wanted the timestamp for each ping.
Here are a couple of quick ways to do this.