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How to fix SQL Server Error 916 – Server principal unable to access the database
Wondering how to fix SQL Server Error 916. We can help you. Often while connecting to SQL Server database using SQL Server Management Studio with limited permissions, we may face Microsoft SQL Server error 916. Here at Bobcares, we often get requests from our...
Nagios: Failed to Parse Date Error – How to resolve
Stuck with the error, Nagios: Failed to Parse Date Error? We can help you. Sometimes, we may not get the logs and the Logstash log might show this error. As part of our Server Management Services, we assist our customers with several Nagios queries. Today, let us see...
GUI testing for Web Applications and Smart devices – An overview
Wondering what is GUI testing for Web Applications and Smart Devices? We can help you. Graphical User Interface (GUI) is the front-end that serves as an interface for the end-users when in any kind of information processing and data storage. Generally, all major...
Attributes do not match – Resolve SQL Server Installation Error
Stuck with the error, Attributes do not match? We can help you. This error occurs during SQL Server installation or during SQL Server patching activity. As part of our Server Management Services, we assist our customers with several SQL queries. Today, let us see how...
Nagios No lock file found in /var/run/nagios – How to fix
Wondering how to fix the 'Nagios No lock file found in /var/run/nagios' error in your Nagios? We can help you. Often Nagios users report getting this error message when they restart the Nagios service. Here at Bobcares, we get requests from our customers to fix...
Administration Page Fails To Display in Nagios Log Server
Wondering how to fix Administration Page Fails To Display in Nagios Log Server. We can help you. Often customers using Nagios log server face an issue when they click the Administration menu. As the page may fail to load and end up with an HTTP 500 error. Here at...
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Create custom php.ini in Litespeed Webserver – How to do it
Wondering how to create custom php.ini in Litespeed Webserver? We can help you. Recently we had a customer who was unable to set PHP configuration parameters for his domain. Though it is quite easy with Apache, we may face some difficulties with the Litespeed web...
Install NDOUtils in CentOS/RHEL and fix a common error
Need help to install NDOUtils in CentOS? We can help you. We make sure to install the latest version of NDOUtils as Nagios Core will not start if we use an incompatible version. As part of our Server Management Services, we assist our customers with several CentOS...
SSH Servers, Clients and Keys – A detailed analysis
Wondering what is SSH Servers, Clients and Keys? Here's all you need to know. The most common way of connecting to a remote Linux server is through SSH. It provides a safe and secure way of executing commands, making changes, and configuring services remotely. As part...
Welcome to Emergency mode in Linux – Boot error
Stuck with the boot error, Welcome to Emergency mode in Linux? We can help you. Recently we had a customer who came across this error. At times, the emergency mode means that there is corruption in the file system. As part of our Server Management Services, we assist...
Your system requires smb2 or higher – How to resolve Windows error
Stuck with 'your system requires smb2 or higher' error on your Windows server? We can help you. SMB stands for Server Message Block and it is a protocol for sharing files. The protocol has two versions, the SMB1, and the SMB2, and while both can be used, the latter...
Map Network Drives or Shared Folders with Group Policy
Wondering how to map network drives or shared folders with Group Policy? We can help you. We can use Group Policies to map shared network folders flexibly from SMB file servers as separate Windows network drives. Initially, .bat logon scripts containing 'net use M:...
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