
I had a similar notion about switching the WMI (TrustedInstaller) service to automatic. I somehow missed the alert that the thread had a response. Thank you very much for the response - and apologies for being so slow to reply.
Restart peakhour service update#
Meanwhile, if possible, please temporarily disable Windows Update on the problematic server to see if the event ID 7036 will come up every 5 minutes. So if any Application Performance agent calls the Performance Counter related API’s frequently, the Service start and stop events of the WMI Performance Adapter service will be logged Repeatedly. Meanwhile, every time a service starts or stops, the Service Control Manager (SCM) will log an event 7036 in the System event log. Whenever the Performance Counter related API’s are called the service will be started to Process the job, and then after the APIs call completes, the service will be stopped again. Please reboot the serve and then monitor if the event ID 7036 will appears frequently.īy default, the WMI Performance Adapter service is set to "Manual". Would you please check on the problematic server to see if the if the startup type of WMI Performance Adapter service is "manually"? If so, please change the startup type of the WMI Performance Adapter service to "Automatic". The Windows Modules Installer service entered the running state. The Windows Modules Installer service entered the stopped state. Is this a normal behavior for Server 2008, and if not, any suggestions as to what the cause may be? Thanks for any assistance! The events are: On another deployed server (running 圆4), these messages come up but no more than once or twice a day. Having put nothing on it so far other than Windows, HP System Tools, and Windows Updates, I am receiving pairs of events in the System log every 5-10 minutes.

If you have 2 controllers in the environment then the value will come up to be 49*2=98). (With every version we have few new services and instances which get added, i.e, with 7.6 we have 49 instances.

Get-ConfigRegisteredServiceInstance | Measure to measure the number of service instances registered for Delivery Controller. OUTPUT: Will give the consolidated number.OUTPUT: Service status should come up as OK.Copy all the values in 'Name' and paste it in the next command line.Get-Command Get-*ServiceStatus | Get-Unique | Select Name.To check the service status of all the Citrix Services, run the following command:.Ensure that the status of all the Delivery Controllers is "Active". Get-BrokerController to list the information about all the Delivery Controllers in the site.Note: Load the Citrix Powershell modules by executing Following Powershell cmdlet helps to check the health of Delivery Controller.
