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She especially worries about being taken advantage of or being physically harmed if her family and friends can't help her - experiences she's had in the past. Johnson says she hasn't made plans that would ensure she receives the same level of support in the future. "If something happens to them, I'm not certain what would happen to me, especially because I have difficulty with navigating things that require more red tape," she says. The 25-year-old blogger and college student has autism and several chronic illnesses, and with the support of her grandparents and friends, who help her access a complex network of social services, she lives relatively independently in Johnson City, Tenn. Thinking about the future makes Courtney Johnson nervous. Still, she says, "thinking about the future is a bit terrifying to me." / Tristan Lane Her grandparents and friends have helped her access social services. But it would be nice if it continues to retry this (ping) event and automatically recover (start monitoring again) when the server is back up again.Courtney Johnson, who has autism and multiple chronic illnesses, lives relatively independently. Is there anything we can do to prevent the ‘stop monitoring’? It’s fine that it temporary stops monitoring. However, this being a temporary situation causes SQL monitor to stop monitoring this server and do nothing until someone confirms that the credentials it already has are correct.

However, SQL Monitor maps this error to ‘Incorrect credentials or insufficient permissions’. SQL monitor raised an Alert based on this Error and that’s all fine.

Only one administrator can connect at this time.”

While SQL server was starting up, SQL monitor tried to log in and got the following Error: One of them was a restart of the host DB machine. Luckily, a lot of strange situations occurred during the weekend. I'm currently running SQL monitor 2.3 (trial version) and it’s monitoring 1 DB server with littile activity.