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Monitor Set – IIS 7 – Monitor the w3svc WWW service. DISCLAIMER: All Monitor sets should be used as a guideline. Thresholds set, may not be suitable for your exact environment. What works for large clients, may not work for small ones, and vice-versa. Once you assign the monitor set, review the data and make…
Read MoreMonitor Set – SQL 2005 – Performance Monitoring. Monitors Databases Active Transactions and Transactions/sec, General Statistics – monitors User Connections, Locks – Average Wait time (ms) and Memory Manager – Maximum Workspace. DISCLAIMER: All Monitor sets should be used as a guideline. Thresholds set, may not be suitable for your exact environment. What works…
Read MoreMonitors the base SQL services, including msftesql, MSSQLSERVER, SQL Server Agent, SQLSERVERAGENT, and SQLWriter. DISCLAIMER: All Monitor sets should be used as a guideline. Thresholds set, may not be suitable for your exact environment. What works for large clients, may not work for small ones, and vice-versa. Once you assign the monitor set, review the…
Read MoreMonitor Set – SQL 2005 – Services monitoring. monitors MSSQLSERVER, SQLSERVERAGENT, SQL Server Agent, SQLWriter, and msftesql. DISCLAIMER: All Monitor sets should be used as a guideline. Thresholds set, may not be suitable for your exact environment. What works for large clients, may not work for small ones, and vice-versa. Once you assign the…
Read MoreMonitor Set – SQL 2008 – Performance Monitoring – Monitors: SQLServer:Access Methods Page Splits/sec SQLServer:SQL Statistics Batch Requests/sec SQLServer:Databases Log Flushes/sec SQLServer:General Statist… User Connections SQLServer:Locks Average Wait Time (ms) SQLServer:Buffer Manager Buffer cache hit ratio SQLServer:Memory Manager Total Server Memory (KB) SQLServer:Memory Manager Target Server Memory (KB) DISCLAIMER: All Monitor sets should be used…
Read MoreMonitor Set – SQL 2008 – Critical Services Monitors: MSSQLSERVER, MsDtsServer100, MSSQLFDLauncher, ReportServer, SQLWriter Also monitors – sqlservr.exe process for “Down” transition. DISCLAIMER: All Monitor sets should be used as a guideline. Thresholds set, may not be suitable for your exact environment. What works for large clients, may not work for small ones, and vice-versa.…
Read MoreRuns a PowerShell command on a 64 bit machine and reports back to a custom field TRUE or FALSE if the HYPER-V role is installed. You MUST create a Custom Field first! Go to Audit, System Information, and select “New Custom Field”, and name it “IS HYPERV HOST” (string). Posted on Kaseya Community by…
Read MoreScript adds registry key to disable notifications that Auto Updates are disabled. Script then writes to Agent Procedure Log if successful.
Read MoreScript adds registry keys to disable notifications that AntiSpyWare, AntiVirus, Auto Update, MS Firewall, Internet Settings, UAC are disabled. Script then writes to Agent Procedure Log if successful.
Read MoreScript adds registry key to disable notifications that AntiSpyWare is disabled. Script then writes to Agent Procedure Log if successful.
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