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Old 26-11-2009, 04:20 PM   #1
 
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Noticed that under "optional services" on the Control Page, the database has a red circle/white cross next to it.

The logs show :

"smoothwall Unable to connect to the database to run reports, or insert new information."

Can anyone shed any light on what this might be and how to resolve it?
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Old 26-11-2009, 04:28 PM   #2
 
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Could be you have run out of diskspace? That often causes the db to go dead, but not the filter.

We have had a few DB pruning issues recently too. May be worth a call to support if it isnt a disk issue.

Are you patched up to FP3 level?
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Could be you have run out of diskspace? That often causes the db to go dead, but not the filter.

We have had a few DB pruning issues recently too. May be worth a call to support if it isnt a disk issue.

Are you patched up to FP3 level?
Hi Tom, thanks for a previous answer by the way.

In relation to that, we did actually increase disk space from 8.00GB to 20.00GB and that seems to have cleared the original problem I reported, but this database 'thing' has surfaced since then, in fact, after we restarted.

Under "Network Guardian Updates", it says "there are no updates", so I guess we are all patched up?

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I currently have a support call open about the very same thing... I should really chase them up on that
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Ric - give your account manager the ticket and they can chase up if you are waiting for a response from support. I know this week has been busy for them - Tim's out in the states helping set up a support operation there, and they have had a run of ill luck with sick-notes
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Hi Tom, thanks for a previous answer by the way.

In relation to that, we did actually increase disk space from 8.00GB to 20.00GB and that seems to have cleared the original problem I reported, but this database 'thing' has surfaced since then, in fact, after we restarted.

Under "Network Guardian Updates", it says "there are no updates", so I guess we are all patched up?
Yes - sounds like you are all patched up.

The database may have gotten knotted up before you moved to a larger disk. Hard to know exactly how without seeing it - but you could try the database optimise thingy.. sorry, working from home today so I cant give you chapter and verse
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