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Web Applications using Claims authentication require an update
Automatic update setting inconsistent across farm servers
Diagnostic logging is set to verbose
The server farm account should not be used for other services
One or more services have started or stopped unexpectedly
Databases used by SharePoint have fragmented indices
Content databases contain orphaned items
Outbound e-mail has not been configured
Some health analyzer rules do not have associated timer jobs
Drives are running out of free space
The paging file size should exceed the amount of physical RAM in the system
Built-in accounts are used as application pool or service identities
Web Analytics: Monitors the health of the Report Consolidator component
Web Analytics: Verifies that when the Web Analytics is installed and running, usage logging is enabled in the farm
Web Analytics: Verifies that a web application is serviced by at most one Web Analytics service application proxy
Web Analytics: Verifies that the SQL Server Service Broker is enabled for the Web Analytics staging databases
One or more categories are configured with verbose trace logging setting
Accounts used by application pools or service identities are in the local machine Administrators group
Application pools recycle when memory limits are exceeded
Alternate access URLs have not been configured
Product / patch installation or server upgrade required
Web.config file has incorrect settings for the requestFiltering element
Web.config files are not identical on all machines in the farm
The timer service failed to recycle
The Application Discovery and Load Balancer Service is not running in this farm
Databases running in compatibility range, upgrade recommended
Databases require upgrade or not supported
Databases within this farm are set to read only and will fail to upgrade unless it is set to a read-write state
Drives used for SQL databases are running out of free space
Databases used by SharePoint have outdated index statistics
Databases exist on servers running SharePoint Foundation
Database has large amounts of unused space
One or more servers is not responding
The local machine is not joined to a SharePoint server farm
The Security Token Service is not available
Some content databases are growing too large
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Databases within this farm are set to read only and will fail to upgrade unless it is set to a read-write state (SharePoint Foundation 2010)

SharePoint 2010

Published: November 15, 2011

Rule Name:  Databases within this farm are set to read only and will fail to upgrade unless it is set to a read-write state

Summary:  The databases are set to read-only and cannot be upgraded.

Cause: The databases are set to read-only.

Resolution: Set the databases to read-write.

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Date Description

November 15, 2011

Initial publication

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