DFS Replica Service Status (DfsReplicaServiceStatus)
Monitors the status of the Distributed File System (DFS) service on the server that is configured as a root replica.
Recommendations
If this parameter displays an alarm:
- Open the Services Control Panel.
- Look at the Status column for the DFS service on the root replica machine to find out if the status is "Started."
- If the status is not "Started," attempt to start the service.
- If the service does not start, start the Event Viewer and examine the System Event Log. The System Event Log contains entries for services that fail to start.
- Find and examine the entry for the DFS service that failed to start. The entry may contain information that indicates why the service did not start.
- Try to correct the problem based on the information found in the Event Log entry.
- Attempt to start the service again.
Check the DFS configuration by opening the DFS Administrator from the Administrative Tools menu.
If you cannot get the DFS service to start, consider rebooting your system. If rebooting does not help, contact Microsoft Support: http://support.microsoft.com/directory/
Thresholds for alarms and warnings
Item | Default threshold | State |
Border range | 1 | alarm when out of range |
Alarm1 range | undefined | not applicable |
Alarm2 range | undefined | not applicable |
Default properties
Property | Default value |
|---|---|
BMC PATROL properties | |
Application class | NT_DFS_ROOT_REPLICA |
Command type | not applicable |
Platform | Microsoft Windows Servers |
Icon style | stoplight |
Unit | 1 = active |
Border range | 1-1: alarm when out of range |
Alarm1 range | undefined |
Alarm2 range | undefined |
Scheduling(poll time) | inherits poll time of the collector |
Active at installation | yes |
Parameter type | consumer |
Value set by | DfsReplicaCollector |
BMC ProactiveNet Performance Management properties | |
Monitor type | DFS Root Replica |
Key Performance Indicator | No |
Monitor for abnormalities | No |
Graph by default | No |
Availability | Yes |
Response time | No |
Normal distribution | No |
Statistical | Yes |