WE have corrected this situation with the fault monitor for Tidal 6X. Basically, since we are on the early stages on the project, we have decided to blow away the entire TES 6X environment by removing the installation on the Primary, Backup masters, fault monitor, client manager, and as far as drop the database and remove the Tidal account from the SQL server. We also cleaned any Tidal folders left over on the windows servers after uninstalled the TES Software and reboot the corresponding windows servers. Performed and clean out-of-the box installation, by installing the primary master first and check the logs. Once the master stop as we left empty the demo code field during the installation, then we apply the permanent license and started the primary master. Proceed to install the fault monitor, backup master and client manager as TES base line 6.1.0.133. Proceed to stop Client manager, Primary, backups master, fault monitor. Restart Fault monitor, started primary master, Backup master and Client Manager successfully. Log into the Client manager and master status pane for the fault monitor was showing the correct date/time as expected. Subsequently, patch the entire environment to the latest patch for master 6.1.0.310 and plugin(tes-6.0) 6.1.0.301, and TES Client manager and master status pane for the fault monitor was showing the correct date/time as expected once again,
