ManageEngine Applications Manager integrates now with a comprehensive Network Monitoring Tool, ManageEngine OpManager. ManageEngine OpManager provides an effective network monitoring software that offers comprehensive fault and performance management across WAN and all other IT infrastructure. Using Network Monitoring Connector, an Applications Manager User can view the status of his Network Devices in addition to Servers, Application Servers, Databases monitored by Applications Manager.
Key Benefits:
| OpManager | Applications Manager |
|---|---|
| From 125483 onwards | From 15370 to latest |
Configure Applications Manager to obtain the data from OpManager.
Modifying the Poll Interval
You can configure the poll interval and set the time when Applications Manager must check for updates from the External Connectors. Go to Poll Interval tab under Add-on Settings. The poll interval settings that you can modify are:
Associate network device Monitors into existing Monitor Groups:
Associate network device Monitors into a new Monitor Groups:
The following table contains additional configurations that can be made in OPM Connector:
| Requirement | Steps to follow |
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| To add attributes in Applications Manager when a device is added in OpManager | In OPMConnector.properties under <Applications Manager Home>/confdirectory (only for Professional edition and Probe Server) :
The attributes will be listed under Configure Alarms for OpManager device type. |
| To add interfaces as monitors in Applications Manager | In OPMConnector.properties under <Applications Manager Home>/confdirectory (only for Professional edition and Probe Server):
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| To include a default Networks dashboard | In OPMConnector.properties under <Applications Manager Home>/confdirectory (only for Professional edition and Probe Server) :
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With the OpManager Network Monitoring Connector, you can view alarms from your OpManager network devices in Applications Manager and associate actions to OpManager attributes.
Alarms:
Once you have imported all your devices from OpManager, go to the Alarms tab to view all the alarms configured in Applications Manager along with their severity, type, date, and the technician to whom the alarm is assigned. You can sort through the alarms by clicking any column header in the table.
You can filter alarms by:
You can also perform bulk alarm actions such as annotating, executing actions, exporting to PDF/Excel, picking up alarms, or setting alarms as clear. Use the search functionality to find specific alarms by keyword. Learn more about the Alarms tab.
Actions:
You can trigger corrective actions to OpManager attributes, once you have imported your network devices, such as sending e-mail, SMS, trap, and executing a command, to notify you of the alarms generated while monitoring the network devices. To trigger such corrective actions, you should have defined the action, which can then be associated with an attribute. Click here to learn more about how to define actions.
Note: You cannot create or associate thresholds for OpManager attributes.
If OpManager is integrated with the Central Server, integration in all the Probe Server will be restricted and vice versa.
If OpManager is integrated with both Central and Probe Server, OpManager's data collection in the Probe Servers will be disabled. No OpManager data from the Probe Servers will be displayed in both Central and Probe Server's UI. The user will be able to access the delete option for the Probe Server's OpManager. (Note: Integrating OpManager with both Central and Probe Server, is not recommended).
In the above case, if OpManager integrated with Central Server is deleted, then OpManager in Probe Server's data collection will be enabled and all the data related to Probe Server's OpManager will be displayed in both Central and Probe Server's UI.
It allows us to track crucial metrics such as response times, resource utilization, error rates, and transaction performance. The real-time monitoring alerts promptly notify us of any issues or anomalies, enabling us to take immediate action.
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