2. Page Name
1. Monitoring Events
Definition
Name
Evento Manager Monitor de
EOEN_EVENT_M Select Enterprise
ON
Components, then select
Events and Notifications,
then select Event Setting,
then select Event Monitor
Check the status of
business events
raised or processed
and executions
associated event
handler.
Evento Monitor Manejadores
EOEN_EVENT_M Select Enterprise
ON2
Components, then select
Events and Notifications,
then select Event Setting,
then select Event Monitor
Review the details
of the execution of
handlers registered
on the local node
for a selected event
instance events.
This section describes how to:
• Review the cases of events.
• Check the event handler runs.
Click the link to an
instance handlers of
events in the Event
Manager - Monitor page.
• Check the event handler exceptions.
Pages used to monitor events
navigation
Exceptions
Handler - Event
Monitor
EOEN_EVENT_M Select Enterprise
ON3
Components, then select
Events and Notifications,
then select Event Setting,
then select Event Monitor
Click the link to an
instance handlers of
events in the Event
Manager - Monitor page.
Click the Exceptions
button on the monitor
screen of events - Page
Handlers.
Uso
See details,
exceptions, and
tracking
information that
the driver selected
events recorded
during execution
and returns to the
Event Manager
framework.
3. You should go to Start / Run and type eventvwr.msc / s and it will show the event viewer categories,
where we can see the system logs or applications to try to see why an application is suddenly closed:
¿What is the event viewer?
If a driver does not work or is so defective incorporates Windows XP Event Viewer, which allows us to
analyze what happened to the driver that is causing problems.
4. To configure computers in a domain to forward and collect events
1.
Log on to all collectors and home computers. We recommend using a domain account with
administrative privileges.
2. - On each source computer, type the following at a command prompt with elevated privileges:
winrm quickconfig
3 - On the collector computer, type the following at an elevated command prompt:
wecutil qc
4 - Add the computer account of the collector computer to the local Administrators group of each of the
source computers.
By default, the MMC Local Users and groups can not add computer accounts. In the Select Users,
Computers, or Groups dialog box, click the Object Types button and select the Computers check box.
Then you can add computer accounts.
5 - The teams are already configured to forward and collect events. Follow the steps in creating a new
subscription to specify which events you want forwarded to the collector.
5.
Reliability Monitor
Reliability Monitor calculates a System Stability Index that reflects whether unexpected problems
reduced the reliability of the system. A graph of the Stability Index over time quickly identifies dates
when problems began to happen. The System Stability Report provides details of support to help
troubleshoot the root cause of the problem of reduced reliability. Seeing the changes in the system
(installation or removal of applications and operating system updates) in parallel with errors
(application errors, operating system or hardware), you can develop a strategy to correct problems
quickly.
System reliability
The term reliability is described in the dictionary of the RAE as "probability of proper operation of
something." Therefore, extending the meaning systems, it is said that the reliability of a system is the
probability that the system works or develop a certain function, under prescribed conditions and for a
certain period.
6. Applies To: Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Vista
Performance Monitor is a simple but effective tool that serves display to display performance data in
real time from log files. With it you can examine the performance data on a graph, histogram, or report.
• Click Start, click the Start Search box, type perfmon and press Enter.
• In the navigation tree, expand Monitoring Tools, and then click Performance Monitor.
You can also use Performance Monitor to see performance data in real time from a remote computer.
To complete this procedure, the minimum that is needed is a member of the Users group, Performance
Log, or equivalent, on the destination computer.
To connect to a remote computer with Performance Monitor
1. Start Performance Monitor.
2. In the navigation tree, right-click, right-click Reliability and Performance and then click Connect to
another computer.
3. In the Select Computer dialog box, type the name of the computer you want to monitor, or click
Browse to select from a list.
4. Click OK.
7.
The Data Collector Sets increase monitoring capabilities monitor reliability and performance
and that can store log and trace information as well as general alerts
additional Considerations
To open the Windows Performance Monitor, click Start, click the Start Search box, type
perfmon and press Enter.
8. If you can not access the virtual memory settings is This =
"START -> RIGHT CLICK ON MY COMPUTER -> PROPERTIES -> ADVANCED OPTIONS ->
If you have 512MB of RAM Until / 1.5GB of ram .. put in MIN and MAX = 2000 = 4000
If you have 2GB Of RAM .. put in MIN and MAX = 3000 = 6000
9. If you have 4GB Of ram .. put in MIN and MAX = 7000 = 7000
If you have more than 4GB just put the same recommended.
SOME OCCASIONS OR WORK ... LOOK AT THEM WHERE IT SAYS THE SAME STAND AND
RECOMMENDED THAT SAYS THERE.
10. If you have 4GB Of ram .. put in MIN and MAX = 7000 = 7000
If you have more than 4GB just put the same recommended.
SOME OCCASIONS OR WORK ... LOOK AT THEM WHERE IT SAYS THE SAME STAND AND
RECOMMENDED THAT SAYS THERE.
11.
TO SEE THAT I AM NOT BAD SHAPE LATEST LES DIRE TE HAS SERVED OR OTHER
SETTINGS: PUT IT IN MIN = MAX RECOMMENDED AND DOUBLE place the.
12. Network monitors are programs that deal with show information about the connection is between your
computer and the network, which may be internal or external. Among other things, you can know which
computers are connected, what IP used, the amount of data entering and leaving, and the connections made
in the network. All these data will be useful, among other things, to see if your connection is not working as
well as it should.
Network Monitor installation
1. Open the Windows Components Wizard.
2. In the Windows Components Wizard, click Management and Monitoring Tools, and then click Details.
3. In Subcomponents of Management and Monitoring Tools, select the check box Tools Network Monitor and
click OK.
4. If prompted for additional files, insert the installation CD of the operating system or type the path to the
location of the files on the network.
5. To perform this procedure, you must be a member of the Administrators group on the local computer or
have been delegated the appropriate authority. If the computer is joined to a domain, members of the Domain
Admins group might be able to perform this procedure.
6. To open the Windows Components Wizard, click Start, Control Panel, double-click Add or Remove
Programs, and then click Add or Remove Windows Components.
7. It is possible that some components need to be configured to use Windows. If you installed one or more
components of that type and not configured, when you click Add or Remove Windows will display a list with
the components to be configured. To start the Windows Components Wizard, click Components.
8. This procedure automatically installs the Network Monitor
13.
About SNMP.
SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol or Simple Network Management Protocol) is a set of
protocols defined by the Task Force Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF or Internet Engineering Task
Force), rated the level of implementation of the TCP / IP model and that is designed to facilitate the
exchange of information between network devices and is widely used in network management to monitor
the performance, health and welfare of network, computer equipment and other devices.
/ Etc. configuration. / Snmp / snmpd.conf.
The / etc. / Snmp / snmpd.conf which is installed along with the package and can be for some a real tangle
of reviews and options of all kinds. The best practice is to create a clean, new content file to from
something simple and functional.
cd / etc. / snmp
mv snmpd.conf snmpd.conf-OLD
snmpd.conf touch