trouble with eScan 9.0.779.1 monitor on Windows Server 2003
Posted: Thu Apr 24, 2008 5:25 pm
Hi,
I have a couple of servers around that has experienced trouble with eScan if the monitor was running.
The problem is as follows:
once monitor is up and running, there is one application, called "Trans EuroMek" that runs extremely slow. it slows down to maybe 1% of the performance that it usually runs at.
This is a local Norwegian application used for Car-service business, so it is hard for me to compare to anything else.
To exclude the application program file(euromek.exe) I tried to access the monitor application, and entered "objects" where you should normally be able to exclude both files, folders and such.
this is impossible, as the whole server hangs when I try to enter "Exclude folders" or any of the other objects.
I also tried to exclude the file manually in "excluded.dat" file, but that did not make any difference.
the temporary solution has been to unload the monitor, and the server then works fine.
I have no idea what to do now, other than ask if anyone else has the same problem, or if anyone has a magic solution for us....
Kind regards for all helpers,
Yngve Johannessen
IT Consultant
I have a couple of servers around that has experienced trouble with eScan if the monitor was running.
The problem is as follows:
once monitor is up and running, there is one application, called "Trans EuroMek" that runs extremely slow. it slows down to maybe 1% of the performance that it usually runs at.
This is a local Norwegian application used for Car-service business, so it is hard for me to compare to anything else.
To exclude the application program file(euromek.exe) I tried to access the monitor application, and entered "objects" where you should normally be able to exclude both files, folders and such.
this is impossible, as the whole server hangs when I try to enter "Exclude folders" or any of the other objects.
I also tried to exclude the file manually in "excluded.dat" file, but that did not make any difference.
the temporary solution has been to unload the monitor, and the server then works fine.
I have no idea what to do now, other than ask if anyone else has the same problem, or if anyone has a magic solution for us....
Kind regards for all helpers,
Yngve Johannessen
IT Consultant