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INFO: Event ID: 8025 Monitoring OnlineAction Failure
This article was previously published under Q288580
SUMMARY
Event ID: 8025
Source: Application Center
Description: Could not update Online property
Event Type: Error
The online property could not be updated to
%OnlineStatus%. The error code is
%Status%:
%StatusMessage%.
Meaning: The online status of the member displayed in the snap-in could not be updated.
Effect: The online status of the member displayed in the snap-in might be inaccurate.
Possible Causes and SolutionsStopped services: One or more of the services that Application Center depends upon has stopped. Check the following services by using the
Services utility in
Control Panel:
- Application Center Synchronization
- Application Center Cluster
- Application Center Log Query Helper
- Application Center Name Resolution
- IIS Admin
- Remote Procedure Call
- Windows Management Instrumentation
Network failure: A network failure ended the connection between the controller and the cluster member.
Wrong parameter: The (command line) parameter passed to AC.exe is incorrect.
To check the parameters:
- Open the Health Monitor snap-in, and then click Actions.
- Click Bring Server Online.
- Open the property sheets, and then check the parameter. The parameter should be online 1 0.
- Also check the same property for Take Server Offline. The parameter should be online 0 0.
Other Solutions (listed in order of preference):- Set the member online by using the snap-in or by running AC.exe.
- Restart the other computer.
- Restart the cluster controller.
- Use the Support Online link in the Events view.
- Contact Microsoft Product Support Services:
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Application Center 2000 Standard Edition
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