nsclient 1.0.7.1 vs 1.0.8.0

[Tom DE BLENDE]

Ralf Mellis wrote:

> Looking into the eventlog of the servers, there is the entry
> "NSClient Error: The CPU Processor counter seems to be corrupted, all 
> CPU values will be reported as 0."
> which corresponds to the above given result.

If you check out http://support.tsmgsoftware.com/viewtopic.php?t=4 you 
will see the small changelog. One of the things they changed was the 
way corrupt CPU counters are reported and handeled. So you have a 
problem that has nothing to do with NSClient, only NSCLient handles it 
differently in the new version.

> I have searched the ms kb and google down and under, but at this time I 
> have not found a possibility to restore these d*mn*d broken counters...
> 
> Perhaps another one has...
> 
> What makes me crazy is the fact that the ms performance monitor has 
> absolutely no difficulties to process _all_ indicators related to the 
> processor object...

That is strange indeed. Rebooted the box already?



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