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Modifying System Definitions<br />

Instance – Enter the component that you want to monitor.<br />

Database Instance System Information<br />

Enter the following information for discovering named instances of<br />

SQL databases.<br />

Component Tab – The Component tab shows the name of the<br />

database you are configuring. Changing this name will affect the<br />

database entry on the left side of the System Editor dialog box.<br />

Perfmon Tab – The Windows NT Performance Monitor (Perfmon)<br />

can be used with <strong>OneSight</strong> to discovery multiple named instances<br />

of SQL databases. To enable <strong>OneSight</strong> to use this information, you<br />

must first start and configure Performance Monitor for your system.<br />

For more information, see Perfmon.<br />

Instance – Enter the instance names separated by a semi-colon.<br />

For example, ABC;DEF.<br />

Database Log File System Information<br />

Currently, the Database log file component type is not used by any<br />

existing profile metric. This component type will be used for<br />

database log files when implemented in future database profiles.<br />

Disk System Information<br />

When you add a new disk component, you must add information to<br />

the Properties tabs to configure the data sources that <strong>OneSight</strong><br />

metrics use to obtain information about the disk.<br />

Note: If you are using Windows 2003/2008 with a firewall, you<br />

must open the SNMP agent port configured on the SNMP tab (the<br />

default is port 161), otherwise discovery may fail.<br />

586 <strong>OneSight</strong> <strong>Administrator</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>

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