The last connection string worked for me on a WIN7 with Oracle Client 11g installed

I tried that one again and got the same error from Microsoft driver. Data source name not found and no default driver specified.

OK. I will pass it on to our development team for further investigation.

There is no Microsoft for Oracle driver on that machine since that is not an option when creating a System DSN but that is the driver ServersCheck wants to use so that is probably the issue. If I use…

Yes I can create a DSN an mentioned before.

Did you try this one?

I have and older version of monitoring software running on XP working to monitor Oracle. It uses Microsoft Oracle Driver which I think was available on XP because of the MDAC version. I think that is…

That feature is indeed not available in the freeware versions

Here is a screenshot of the down alerts and I don't see an option for team alerts.

Perfect!!! Thank you so much for the quick and 100% effective solution Mr Administrator!!!

Yes that is what it seems like.

As it is running as a service, it might not be able to access the tnsnames.ora file

I am testing the freeware version of the monitoring software and I can't find the section to send an alert to a team. Is that not available on the freeware version?

Using a windows 2008 server I installed the Oracle client and am able to create a DSN on the server using the Oracle drive. I can't connect to the Oracle sever using ServersCheck. I get "[Micro…

static html pages have been retired and the link should have been removed too. I will pass it on to development

Hi,

I have tested it and it shows now the Network Maps.

Replace the installed s-server.exe with this one:

Hi All,

Please download the monitoring_manager again from http://upgrade.serverscheck.net/monitoring_software/monitoring_manager.exe