Monitor Solution and Server Health Community part of Server Management Suite

Public Group | Founded: 14 May 2009 | Serving 232 members

Customers can submit any type of Monitor Pack that other customers may find useful. Monitor Packs can vary from a single custom rule and metric to complex rules and metrics. These packs can be SharePoint Packs, IIS Packs or even Blackberry Enterprise Server Pack.

Appropriately submitted monitor packs will earn 50 bonus points (above and beyond the standard points awarded for downloads). For more information about how to prepare your monitor packs, please read this article. Then, follow these 3 easy steps to submit your monitor pack.

1. Join this group.
2. Upload your monitor pack to Connect by clicking "Create" and then clicking "Download".
3. Make sure that you post the monitor pack to the group by using the "Post to Group Wall" parameter.

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MortenT_ commented on: MS 7 - Monitor Pack for SQL (2005/2008) - Updated July 2009

Hi! What is the best way of adapting this pack to support monitoring of multiple MSSQL instances? From what I can see, this is not supported due to the structure of the performance counters used by the metrics. Are there any way ...

idea comment 09 May 2012

AlDee commented on: Capacity Planning reports 7.1

I'm looking for this functionality as well.

New discussion 08 May 2012

RufusUCS posted: AIX 7.1 Monitoring

Hi, Does anyone know if it is possible to use monitor solution 7.1 SP2 to monitor AIX 7.1? If I look under the default target it only shows the supported OS, which the 7.1 is not listed, I know it is not supported but is it possible? Regards, Rufus Swart. (Endpoint Manageme

New discussion 02 May 2012

Joseph_Carson posted: Command Line Metric Examples - Monitor Solution

http://www.symantec.com/connect/articles/command-l... (Endpoint Management, Altiris Server Management Suite, Basics, Best Practice, Monitoring, Tip/How to) () Symantec,Altiris Server Management Suite,Basics,Best Practice,Monitoring,Tip/How to

New article 02 May 2012

Joseph_Carson posted: Command Line Metric Examples

The sample Command Line Metric below is basically running a script locally stored on the Target Server that was delivered via Software Delivery process. It gets executed and the results are recorded and if exceeds value X then a trigger occurs. The following sample basically returns th

New discussion 02 May 2012

Joseph_Carson posted: Monitor Solution Best Practice Guide

https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/articles/m... (Endpoint Management, Altiris Server Management Suite, Best Practice, Monitoring) () Symantec,Altiris Server Management Suite,Best Practice,Monitoring

New article 02 May 2012

Joseph_Carson posted: Monitor Solution Best Practice Guide

Summary When implementing Monitoring and Alerting part of Server Management suite. The attached guide covers areas that should be reviewed or considered. It is important to start to monitor what you need and add/build onto this where needed. I would normally start with the Top 5 Serv

discussion comment 20 Apr 2012

stack34 commented on: script shell monitoring in altiris

thanks Joseph_carson for your reply. I simply execute the shell scripts in my linux server. I think your first idea can be good but I'm not sure it's possible to monitor the result of a custom task in Monitor solution. How is it possible ?

video comment 15 Mar 2012

Joseph_Carson commented on: Virtual Machine Discovery and Inventory

Hi Ryan, This video was based on the 7.0 version of VMM, we have made the Inventory much easier and more inteligent in 7.1 SP2 which you will no longer see those inventory options at 10:55 in the video. Hope this information helps. Kind Regards,

discussion comment 22 Feb 2012

Jameslynch commented on: Event Console report

Hello Carmelcw I would suggest that you look at the following stored procedure _sp_ec_select_grid_view_limit SQL query exec _sp_ec_select_grid_view_limit @row_limit=50000,@culture=N'en' This will show all ...