ManageEngine® Applications Manager Chapter 1.1. Key Features |
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The following are some of the key features of Applications Manager.
Note: Apart from the below-mentioned applications, you can also monitor your own custom applications via scripts. It will be added as a New Monitor Type.
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Monitors Microsoft .NET, SilverStream, GlassFish, WebLogic, WebSphere, Tomcat, Oracle Application server, JBoss application servers and also web-based applications such as Servlets, JSP, and EJB of the application servers. |
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Monitors WebLogic Integration, IBM WebSphere MQ, Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server | |
Monitors the performance of SAP Servers and SAP CCMS Servers. | |
Monitors the modules of Oracle E-Business Suite | |
Monitor J2EE Web Transactions end to end, with performance metrics of all components starting from URLs to SQLs. | |
Virtualization Monitoring |
Monitor VMware ESX/ESXi servers, Microsoft Hyper-V servers and their guest virtual machine instances. |
Support for monitoring Amazon EC2 and RDS instances | |
Supports monitoring of MySQL, Oracle, IBM DB2, Sybase, MS SQL, PostgreSQL and Memcached servers. |
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Monitors the performance of Windows, Linux, Solaris, HP Unix, Tru64, Mac OS, Unix, IBM AIX, IBM AS400 / iSeries, Novell and FreeBSD servers. Also monitors Event Logs for Windows. |
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Provides out-of-the-box remote monitoring and management on the Java platform and of applications that run on it. | |
Monitors changes in the selected files and directories. | |
Monitors windows performance counter values through WMI. |
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Checks for availability of a device, server or network device. |
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Ad-hoc Windows/Linux custom scripts, used in-house can be managed from the same web console. Additionally, QEngine, a test automation suite has been integrated in Applications Manager. |
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Monitors Services such as FTP, DNS, SFTP, Telnet, RMI adaptor, TCP port, etc. |
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Mail Servers Monitoring | Monitors Mail servers (including SMTP servers and POP servers) and Microsoft Exchange Server. |
Monitors Apache, IIS,PHP, Web Services (SOAP) and other webservers. |
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Provides the ability to measure End-User's experience, in live. |
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Monitors any HTTP or HTTPS -based URL of web pages. |
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Groups data sources from multiple resources and displays them in a common place. The data sources can be JMX MBeans and SNMP agents. |
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Sends 'Alarms' based on the monitored attributes. These can be escalated through e-mail / SMS /trap/ MBean Operation/ execute a program. |
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The performance of the monitored application is depicted in the form of graphs and charts for easy analysis. Its powerful reporting mechanism enables you to analyze the trends over a period. Scheduling of reports is also possible. |
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Allows you to perform admin activities through Web browser interface. You can also monitor and view attributes such as the health and availability of the monitors. |
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Manages a wide range of business applications and network services. It provides you the flexibility to group the application and its related services to be monitored as a single unit. |
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The attribute details are represented through graphs that provides a
easy approach to understand the "attribute
vs time" statistics for one hour. Also the icons |
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It's scalable architecture provides you the ability to monitor a variety of Monitors. It uses a blend of both agent-based monitoring and agent-less monitoring depending on the need. |
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Provides details on the different severity levels by identifying its reason/cause. |
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Business Service Management |
Helps the Manager to have an integrated high-level view of the Business Infrastructure. Location intelligence is added via Google Map Business View. |
Introduction |
Monitoring Capabilities |