but seems like they are working toward it now with. just bad design and would quite a task to redo it. That said, we know there are better ways. Some outsider can't just come in to someone's network with their own hardware and successfully connect from all the RSAT tools.
It's also fiddly if you want to work in different apps that reside within different domains. This works "runas /netonly /user:domain\username "mmc dsa.msc /server=REMOTEDC" but you have to run it from a cmd/powershell box & wait for the password prompt. Nah, that'll only run the app as whoever on the local PC, it doesn't parse auth credentials to the external entity. That is totally not how any of that works.Ībout the only thing that I can think of is to simply right click and run as.īut you also will run into the problem that RSAT tools are different on ever system Or anyone know of an alternate program that may work? I go from client to client and I'm hoping to be able to run the Windows admin tools from my PC. Non domain joined PC?:Īnyone know of a way in which I can run the Windows RSAT tools from my non domain joined W10 PC? Non domain joined said in Run RSAT tools. However the header of the cfg file is supposed to be the path of the log but this plugins checks in the database.Said in Run RSAT tools. I understand I must use the logwatch.cfg like I already do for other log checks. Since there is no webpage for the HANA plugin, I’m using this page for logwatch guidance:
Please refer to the online documentation of check_mk for more details about logwatch. Usually the logwatch webpage is used to browse and delete the messages. This is stored below ~/var/check_mk/logwatch. The only way to bring the state back to OK is to delete the text file with the stored log messages.
If at least one warning message exists but no critical, the check results in a warning state. The check is critical, if at least one new or old log message exists that is classified as critical. Relevant log messages found by the agent are stored locally into a text file. The logwatch extension of the Linux/UNIX agents needs a configuration file that lists all relevant logfiles and lists possible log lines that should result in warning or critical state. This check processes the output of agents with the logwatch plugin. The Log SAP HANA Alerts for x has this check manual in the GUI:
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