Do you possibly have more detail from the error log?

Check that the SQL account has permissions to write to the M:\TEST folder.

Aaaah, of course! Thank you Gail

You could use a tool called WMICode Creator to generate your code:

http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8572

Here is a basic example of a SQL Alert to listen for CPU usage of 95%

SELECT *...

Could you store them in a table variable?

You could set up a WMI alert to measure the counters and notify an operator you have set up for email or sms?

Try this link:

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/psssql/archive/2013/09/30/error-during-installation-of-an-sql-server-failover-cluster-instance.aspx

I had similar issues when setting up an AO environment. Permissions had to be explicitly granted to cluster name

SSIS or a PowerShell task?

Is your mail profile listed as public or private profile?

Do you have port 25 open for SQL Server to send mail on your network?

You can also view the logs of...

Have you tried modifying the host file on the server, spoofing the server names?

Create an entry on the application server, same name as destination server, but IP address to secondary?...

What is the error you are getting?

Are the servers on the same domain?

Firewalls?

Permissions?

Lets have a look at the info Gilla asked you to send?

Are you using your parameters being sent to the procedure in queries directly, o do you assign them to local variables within the stored procedure?

Have a look at this article.....

What are the errors you are getting in your application log or SQL log?

Maybe the path you have specified for the tempdb files to be created in don't exist or...

Then you're searching for a specific pattern.. what if the accent if on other characters?

By matching accents in the collation hint, the data will be compared correctly and accurately and...