Troubleshooting Guide
This section provides solutions to common issues, misconfigurations, and user errors encountered while deploying or using dbWatch Control Center. Whether you’re installing from scratch, restoring a backup, or resolving access problems—this guide points you to the right fix.
Below are categorized links to detailed troubleshooting topics.
Backup and Recovery
- Backing Up dbWatch Configuration
Learn how to create a safe backup of your current dbWatch setup for disaster recovery or migration.
- Restoring Configuration Backup
Step-by-step guide to restore your dbWatch environment from a previously taken backup.
Installation and Setup Issues
- Fresh Installation Checklist
Covers the steps and common mistakes during new installations on Windows and Linux.
- Resetting the Admin Account
If the admin password is lost or locked, use this guide to reset access safely.
- Remote Support Access
Learn how to securely enable dbWatch support to remotely assist in troubleshooting.
Instance and Job Issues
- Adding MySQL Instance — Super Privilege Error
Troubleshoot privilege-related issues when adding MySQL or MariaDB instances.
- Definition Mapping Errors
Resolve mapping problems that may prevent job assignments from executing correctly.
General Fault Finding
- Fault Finding Guide
A general diagnostic checklist to identify and isolate problems in the dbWatch environment.
- Issues and Troubleshooting
A running list of commonly encountered issues and their standard solutions.
Need More Help?
If the guides above don’t solve your issue, contact our support team with logs or screenshots:
support@dbwatch.com
For real-time issues, remote support may be enabled to allow our team to investigate your environment directly.