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Log in to the appliance Administrator Console, https://appliance_hostname/admin. Or, if the Show organization menu in admin header option is enabled in the appliance General Settings, select an organization in the drop-down list in the top-right corner of the page next to the login information. |
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Select the check box for the existing profile that you want to edit, and select Choose Action > Edit to display the Profile Detail page. |
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Performance threshold monitoring and monitoring for applications such as Exchange, Internet Information Services (IIS), and so on, require packages, called Log Enablement Packages (LEPs), that you can access from the Log Enablement Packages list page.
In the Log Enablement Packages list page, Quest publishes a base set of Windows Reliability and Performance Monitor (PerfMon) templates and non-Windows open-source Perl scripts, so that users can extend their monitoring capability and identify system and application performance issues. These templates and scripts are available so that users do not have to create them from scratch. Monitoring on the appliance works without these additional templates and scripts, but the profiles that are created from the templates and scripts are helpful if you want to do performance threshold monitoring.
ITNinja is a product-agnostic IT collaborative community that serves as a destination for IT professionals to share with one another, and acts as a go-to resource for information on setup and deployment topics. You can browse and contribute to specific software title topics, and other topics, such as deployment, management, configuration, and troubleshooting. The server monitoring community is located at http://itninja.com/community/k1000-monitoring.
In ITNinja, you can find PerfMon templates beyond the standard ones available on the Log Enablement Packages list page. For instance, there are templates to configure monitoring for many Windows Server 2003 logs. The Log Enablement Package Install feature in the appliance does not support Windows Server 2003. For those servers, you install their LEP by using PowerShell, with a method documented in ITNinja.
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Log in to the appliance Administrator Console, https://appliance_hostname/admin. Or, if the Show organization menu in admin header option is enabled in the appliance General Settings, select an organization in the drop-down list in the top-right corner of the page next to the login information. |
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Select the check box for the package or packages that you want to install on devices, and select Choose Action > Add to Devices to display the Log Enablement Packages Install page. |
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Click in the Devices text box to display a list of devices within inventory that are compatible with the packages listed in Selected Packages to the right. |
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Optional: For Windows packages, clear the check box for Add Windows OS and Application LEP Profile if that profile is already bound to the device or devices and you do not want to reinstall it. |
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Leave Replace it selected if you want the current package reinstalled over an existing version. |
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Select Skip it if you want to retain the package that might be currently installed on the device. For instance, you might have made edits to the package earlier and do not want to lose those changes. |
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Optional: View the progress of the installation. |
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Click Devices in the Monitoring section of the left navigation bar, and select the name of the monitored device to display its Monitoring Detail page. |
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Add the Windows Server 2003 device to inventory in the appliance, managed either through an Agent or through Agentless management. See About managing devices.
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From the Downloads tab, find the package for the Performance Category with the Performance Counters you want to probe. |
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On the Windows Server 2003 device you want to monitor, start the Performance Monitor and expand the Performance Logs and Alerts folder. |
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In the New Alert Settings dialog, confirm the package name and click OK to display the property page for the package. |
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Leave the default settings, and click OK to leave the page. |
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Optional: On the General tab of the property page, add or remove counters, and revise threshold values, if you want, then click OK. See Edit the monitoring Log Enablement Package (LEP) for a Windows Server 2003 device. |
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In the Performance window, right-click on the package name and select Start to start the monitoring. |
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Log in to the appliance Administrator Console, https://appliance_hostname/admin. Or, if the Show organization menu in admin header option is enabled in the appliance General Settings, select an organization in the drop-down list in the top-right corner of the page next to the login information. |
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Click Enable Monitoring to start monitoring and also display details of the default monitoring setup for the device. |
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On the Profiles list page, select the check box next to Windows ITNinja Plug-In Template and select Choose Action > Duplicate and Edit to display the Profile Detail page. |
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Optional: Click Edit (), and in the drop-down menu under Level, select a level if you want to use something other than Error. |
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Click in the Profiles field to display a drop-down list of all available profiles, and click the profile you created. |
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