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That is in the right direction...we are looking for more of a proactive monitor, like if the service is down either restart it or email my team to let us know. &nbsp;
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That is in the right direction...we are looking for more of a proactive monitor, like if the service is down either restart it or email my team to let us know.  

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We are looking for a solution to monitor and proactivly restart ecopy services on 20-30 scan stations. &nbsp;We do have netIQ but I feel that is over kill. &nbsp;Any ideas or does ecopy have something built in that I am over looking? &nbsp;
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We are looking for a solution to monitor and proactivly restart ecopy services on 20-30 scan stations.  We do have netIQ but I feel that is over kill.  Any ideas or does ecopy have something built in that I am over looking?  

Monitor eCopy Scan Stations v8.5

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