Lately, the “BESClientUI is not running” fixlet has had a high degree of relevance in our environment. This is not something that we have seen a lot of in the past. If we deploy the fixlet, the issue appears to resolve only to become relevant again a few days later.
Any reason why this would suddenly become an issue?
We recently updated servers and relays to 7.1.1.315.
Rich, it seems like you have identified and fixed the issue by adding “SYSTEM” permissions? That is very strange because they should already have that permission…
If you guys have a reproducible case, we would love to see it…
Our senior agent developer pointed out today that this Fixlet can potentially give false-positives because there is a time period between when the user logs in and the BESClientUI is launched… So if the agent happened to check this Fixlet during this time period, it would report relevant for a little while…
I think we will need to go back and revise or remove this Fixlet because it might be causing more trouble than it is helping… Updates will be coming soon…
We removed the “BESClientUI is Not Running” Fixlet because it had an issue with many false-positives and we couldn’t figure out how to solve it.
We added a Task “TROUBLESHOOTING: Upload ClientUI dump files” (ID:646) that will notice if the BESClientUI crashes and you can send us the .dmp files for analysis.
Additionally (sorta related), we added a Task: “BES Client Setting: BESClientUI Enable Mode” to switch between different modes for the BESClientUI.