Just wondering what everyone monitors for Remedy servers and services to
determine if everything is up and running correctly. Also what services
are you looking at to determine up time, such as arserverd. I think we
should monitor the ARS, Midtier, and Email Engine, how does that
translate in
We monitors mid-tier, just a simple login. If you can log into
mid-tier; mid-tier, web server, ar server and db are running.
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Jarl
On 3/14/07, Kyle Whitley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Just wondering what everyone monitors for Remedy servers and services to
determine if everything is up and run
That is true, but I was looking for things that could be monitored, that
may go down without users immediately noticing. Just trying to be a
little more proactive.
Jarl Grøneng wrote:
We monitors mid-tier, just a simple login. If you can log into
mid-tier; mid-tier, web server, ar server and
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Subject: Monitoring Remedy Servers and Services
Just wondering what everyone monitors for Remedy servers and services to
determine if everything is up and running correctly. Also what services are
you looking at to determine up time, such as arserverd. I think we should
monitor the ARS, Midtier
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Just wondering what everyone monitors for Remedy servers and services to
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Just wondering what everyone monitors for Remedy servers and services to
determine if everything is up and running correctly. Also what services
are you looking at to determine up time, such as arserverd. I think we
should monito
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That is true, but I was looking for things that could be monitored, that
may go down without users immediately noticing. Just trying to be a
little more proactive.
Ja
, March 14, 2007 8:23 PM
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Trying to be proactive?!? That's crazy talk. All kidding aside, you got some
great responses already. Monitoring tools can check the health of the
server(ie cpu utilization, memory usage,
Kyle,
Besides the monitoring others listed.. you have a couple more options.
Oracle has it's own monitoring, either from the Grid (grid agent) or from
oracle 10's EMCTL Web based monitor,
It will email issues to you automatically.
ARS has SNMP agent that you can turn on and have it connected to th
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Chris, we actually use Nagios as well, if you don't mind could you send
me the
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Chris, we actually use Nagios as well, if you don't mind could you send
me the script off line.
Everyone thanks for all the suggestions.
Kyle
Perkins, Chris wrote:
> We use Nagios to perform Solaris service checks (ping, Disk
I also have Nagios monitoring the server process/email engine/oracle
separately. If I had the script Kyle wrote to login to the page, I
would use it. The problem I always run into with midtier though is the
servletexec seems to hang. The service is running but if I kill
java.exe process and rest
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