Restart the Kaseya Service or Reboot your Kaseya Server.

Our emails stopped a couple days ago, next time a master administrator logged in, an error message stated some process had not run for a period of time.

After we stopped, then started the Kaseya Server service, the alert emails started flowing again.

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Legacy Posted By Username: eruberts@sjconsultant.com

I just rebooted and it didn't seem to fix it. I think what might be happening is the server just isn't generating alerts. we have a server offline that it's just ignoring. this is extremely odd.

eruberts@sjconsultant.com

Restart the Kaseya Service or Reboot your Kaseya Server.

Our emails stopped a couple days ago, next time a master administrator logged in, an error message stated some process had not run for a period of time.

After we stopped, then started the Kaseya Server service, the alert emails started flowing again.

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Legacy Posted By Username: boblzer0

if you are using KW, try go to system tab -> outbound email to disable and reenable the outbound email. Or you can try to manually send some random email out by click send now. sometime it will help.

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Legacy Posted By Username: yyu018

Having the same issue here since 7/16 running 2008 SP1. Have tried everything I can think of but so far nothing has worked. :/

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Legacy Posted By Username: synergyc

eruberts@sjconsultant.com

Restart the Kaseya Service or Reboot your Kaseya Server.

Our emails stopped a couple days ago, next time a master administrator logged in, an error message stated some process had not run for a period of time.

After we stopped, then started the Kaseya Server service, the alert emails started flowing again.

I have the same problem. I have tried to restart the Kaseya service, reboot the Kaseya server, but without success.
Some more ideas?

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Legacy Posted By Username: solitdejan

solitdejan

I have the same problem. I have tried to restart the Kaseya service, reboot the Kaseya server, but without success.
Some more ideas?

Since it fixed our issue, I don't have anything else to suggest other than submitting a ticket to Kaseya Support?

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Legacy Posted By Username: eruberts@sjconsultant.com

solitdejan

I have the same problem. I have tried to restart the Kaseya service, reboot the Kaseya server, but without success.
Some more ideas?

Double check everything, MS updates have been knowen to change silly settings in firewalls. Third party apps do the same thing... I just recently had an entire site go down becuase Trend Micros stupid behaivour monitoring...

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Legacy Posted By Username: thirteentwenty

You could enable SMTP logging in IIS on your KServer. Once logging is enabled, send a test email using Kaseya's System->Configure screen. Then check the log file (e.g. C:\WINDOWS\system32\LogFiles\SMTPSVC1). Also check if any emails are ending up in IIS's "BadMail" folder (e.g. C:\Inetpub\mailroot\Badmail).

If you have IIS configured to use Windows Authentication, has anything changed with the associated user account (new password?).

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Legacy Posted By Username: ReedMikel

Here's the reply from support I (finally) received today:

We have found an issue that may be the source of the problem, and released a hotfix for it. In addition to solving that perceived problem, it also has additional diagnostics if the problems was not resolved. Please ensure you have the latest hotfixes, and then let me know if the alerts are being generated again, or if they are still failing. If they are still failing, then I will attempt to diagnose further.

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Legacy Posted By Username: synergyc