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The thresholds are correct, but they should be adjusted to suite your environment size. You should not be seeing greater than 5% of total requests return in error, but you would have to see what represents 5% in your environment and adjust the thresholds accordingly.

This isn't really isn't possible to do natively within the product today. You can however, create a SQL Query against the Orion database as a SAM component monitor that performs the mathematical function and returns the result as a numerical statistic.

You mean something like these?

All the information you are likely looking for is available on the Application Details view. Simply click the time period drop down and select "Last 24 hours". The resources will then reflect data from the last 24 hours. Below are some videos that provide an overview of AppInsight for IIS * Monitoring Microsoft IIS -…

Those are the default and recommended values for AppInsight for SQL.

I had a similar issue and someone provided me with the following advice and it worked. If nothing else it can't hurt. I had some trouble getting WMI data from the scanners and needed some or all of this done: dcomcnfg - pane Default Properties on my computer - Set default Impersonation level to Impersonate In the folder:…

To monitor your SMTP servers message queue I recommend using the "Browse for Component Monitors" under [Settings -> SAM Settings] and browse for Windows Performance Counters against your SMTP server. I believe the counter you're looking for is under [SMTP Server -> Local Queue Length]. Set the warning and critical…

We recently released our Log Parser templates (below) that should address your need to alert upon the keywords or phrases contained in log files. Log Parser (Perl) Log Parser (PowerShell)

I would also like to know how to do this for other monitors as well. Sometimes it's not good enough just to know that something's down. Knowing why, or at least having insight into why the monitor failed goes a long way.

Monitoring network Interfaces statistics via SNMP is really one of the primary functions of NPM, and is not something SAM does natively. However, if you're up for a challenge you could gather seemingly similar information in SAM using the SNMP Monitor, or a custom Linux/Unix Script Monitor in Perl. In fact, the folks in…

Have you tried using a Custom Property? Alternatively you could use the User Links resource.

This is possible to do, however you would need write the SQL query yourself in the Advanced Alert Manager for this trigger condition.

We have a breakout document that should help. Have you been able to successfully connect using JConsole? I'd also recommend double checking your configuration settings against those in the Administrators Guide as outlined here.

The following threads might prove helpful. Universal Monitoring and Alerting on free space for all logical disks across all servers Universal Disk Free Space Monitoring (One Template Will Handle All Logical Disks + Exceptions And Overrides)

Try going to %windir%\System32\Tasks (you can copy that, open Run from your Start menu, and paste that in there). You should see your scheduled tasks. You can right-click on the tasks, choose Properties, and then go to the Security tab to change the permissions to allow your least privilege user account to Read access to…

Stupid question, but did you try re-running the configuration wizard?

Are you using forms based authentication with OWA or are you using Windows integrated authentication? The type of monitor you use will differ based on your authentication method. Also, have you specified your domain in your user credentials? I.E. "username\domain" or "username@domain.ext"?

This would be three different alerts. You could not accomplish this with a single alert.

Ahoy! We do not currently have a smartly application template available to monitor LEM. Avast I have logged this request internally under FB272793

This template should work with JBoss v7.x as well. As for defining the path, this can be done within the template editor. You can also create you own template to monitor virtually any mbean exposed via JMX using the "Component Monitor Wizard" under [Settings - SAM Settings]

The SAM Template Reference should provide you with all the information you need regarding which components for any application are monitored by default with SAM.

You will need to copy the component monitor within the template and specify a different database you would like monitored. Repeat these steps for all databases that are part of the DAG. For more information see the thread below.

There is some additional overhead associated with the hardware monitoring included in SAM 5.0, and some fixes made to maintenance that were previously preventing it from completing successfully for some customers under certain circumstances. We also improved the performance and reliability of polling for certain component…

Have you used the Find Processes, Services, and Performance Counters wizard under Settings > SAM Settings, or the "Browse for Component Monitors" Wizard in SAM 5.2?

Unfortunately this is not something APM can do today, but it's something we'll definitely consider for a future release. Thanks for suggestion.

In the Orion web interface click on "Admin" then "License Details" on the left hand navigation. Hope this helps.

Have you tried launching the Real-Time Process Explorer from the Node Details view and clicking the "Start Monitoring" button?

Have you tried using the following application template using the same connection information as specified in your tnsnames.ora file? * Oracle Database (Updated)

Probably the simplest way of handing this in SAM would be to create two separate application templates, each with one of the two TCP Port Monitors that you're trying to monitor. Then using the Unmanage Scheduling Utility, create a regularly scheduled, reoccurring, and rotating manage/unmanage plan that coincides with the…

I'm trying to figure out how to relocate the drive where SEUM stores the tmp.hdmp files. Right now they go to c:\users\SEUM=User-1\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\WER\ReportQueue Since we keep out c:\ drive very small I want to change the default location to the E:\ drive. Where do I go to look for this setting? You would…