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Professional Software for Windows Services / 24×7 OperationService Protector 7.0: Informative Email Alerts, Sanity Check Options and MoreAre you responsible for a temperamental Windows Service? If so, you should definitely check out the latest version of Service Protector — the easiest way to achieve 100% uptime today. Here’s what’s new in this release: Email alerts include recent … Continue reading Posted in Service Protector Tagged email, new-release, service-protector, windows-10-20H2, windows-services Leave a comment 3 Proven Ways to Send Email from a Windows Service (Without Outlook)Not all Outlook functions work from a Windows Service Calling Outlook from a Windows Service can be problematic. Even though many operations work fine, Microsoft has issued some pointed advice for customers looking to run any Office application in the … Continue reading Posted in Windows Services Tagged C#, email, outlook, powershell, swithmail, windows-services 1 Comment AlwaysUp 11.8: Hourly Restarts, Helpful Application Info, Improved Email Alerts + MoreAlwaysUp version 11.8 is out! Here are some highlights of this new release: Automatically restart your application every 2, 4, 6, 8 or 12 hours Are you running a legacy application that leaks memory or other resources? Does restarting it … Continue reading Posted in AlwaysUp Tagged alwaysup, alwaysup-monitor-tab, alwaysup-running-info, email, new-release Leave a comment Q & A: Why Doesn’t AlwaysUp Send Email When My Server Boots?I’m using AlwaysUp to run Google Backup and Sync. I only receive emails when I manually stop and start the service — NOT WHEN my server restarts. I’m positive that all the settings are correct after double checking with one … Continue reading Posted in AlwaysUp Tagged alwaysup, automatic-delayed, backup-and-sync, email, support Leave a comment How to Setup Email from AlwaysUpAlwaysUp is designed to run your application as a Windows Service and automatically restart it when it crashes or stops for any reason. Even though this frees you from having to take any action on a failure (eliminating those unwelcome … Continue reading |
