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Microsoft Exchange Site Replication Service must be running (automatic)
Microsoft Exchange System Attendent must be running (automatic)
These service monitors contain rules and alarm actions to make sure the service is restarted in
case of failure.
Event Rules:
Application log events with Exchange errors
This event monitor contains rules to filter the application log for Exchange errors. You can add a
custom alarm actions to these rules.
Performance Counter Rules:
Average Delivery Time must be greater than 10
Send Queue Size (mailbox) must be greater than 10
Send Queue Size (public) must be greater than 5
Work Queue Length must be greater than 5
These performance counter monitors contain rules with thresholds. These thresholds can be
used to determine a decrease in service and performance. You can add custom alarm actions to
these rules.
See also:
Policies, Monitors, Rules and Alarm actions
Specifying the policy options
Specifying the policy service selection
Applying a policy to a computer
Microsoft SQL Server 7.0
MonitorMagic contains a pre-defined policy for Microsoft SQL Server 7.0. This policy contains
monitors for SQL Server-specific services, events and performance counters. Each monitor
contains thresholds based on average sized networks.
Service Rules:
Distributed Transaction Coordinator must be running (automatic)
MSSQLServer must be running (automatic)
SQLServerAgent must be running (automatic)
These service monitors contain rules and alarm actions to make sure the service is restarted in
case of failure.
Event Rules:
Application log events with SQL Server errors
This event monitor contains rules to filter the application log for SQL Server errors. You can add a
custom alarm actions to these rules.
Performance Counter Rules:
SQL Server Percent Log Space Used must be greater than 75%
SQL Server Cache Ratio must be smaller than 80
SQL Server Lock Memory must be greater than 160kB
SQL Server User Connections must be greater than 255
These performance counter monitors contain rules with thresholds. These thresholds can be
used to determine a decrease in service and performance. You can add custom alarm actions to
these rules.
See also:
Policies, Monitors, Rules and Alarm actions
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