This section gives you an overview on parameters of PATROL for Microsoft Exchange Servers.
The types of parameters of PATROL for Exchange Servers are as follows:
Inactive parameters
The following parameters are inactive on installation:
MSEXCH_DB_Private application class
The following parameters of the MSEXCH_DB_Private application class are inactive:
FreeDBSpaceAvailForDefragFreeDBSpaceAvailForDefragRptPercentFragmentation
MSEXCH_DB_Public application class
The following parameters of the MSEXCH_DB_Public application class are inactive:
FreeDBSpaceAvailForDefragFreeDBSpaceAvailForDefragRptPercentFragmentation
MSEXCH_Server_Health_Container application class
If the following parameter is inactive, you have not loaded the PATROL KM for Microsoft Windows Operating System. Exchange KM obtains the data for this parameter from the PATROL KM for Microsoft Windows Operating System application classes NT_PROCESS and NT_EVENTLOG.
DiskStatusRpt:
The following parameters are activated only if the PATROL KM for Microsoft Windows Operating System is installed and the NT_EVLOGFILES, NT_EVENTLOG, and NT_EVINSTS application classes are loaded.
ServerCpuPctServerMemory
The following Exchange application class parameters are inactive:
EvtLogErrorCountEvtLogWarningCount
If the following parameters are inactive, you have not loaded the PATROL KM for Microsoft Windows Operating System. Exchange KM obtains the data for these parameters from the PATROL KM for Microsoft Windows Operating System application classes NT_PROCESS and NT_EVENTLOG.
ServerCpuPctServerMemoryEvtLogErrorCountEvtLogWarningCount
Parameter activation
PATROL for Microsoft Exchange Servers activates and deactivates certain parameters dynamically based on your environment. For example, if your Exchange environment consists of a front-end server, PATROL for Microsoft Exchange Servers deactivates parameters that collect and display information about the public and private databases.
The following table lists the parameters that are activated and deactivated dynamically in PATROL for Microsoft Exchange Servers.
Parameters activated and deactivated dynamically
Parameters | Description |
|---|---|
| These parameters are deactivated if the Exchange server is an Exchange front-end server: |
| The PerfMon counter for these parameter is not available in Exchange server 2003 SP1; if this service pack is detected, the parameter is deactivated: |
| If the enable_NT_process_monitoring pconfig variable is not equal to 1, these parameters are deactivated: |
| These parameters are active only if the NT_EVLOGFILES or NT_EV_APPLICATION application class in the PATROL KM for Windows Operating System is loaded: |
| Theses parameters are active only if the registry value for SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\LicenseInfo\MSExchangeIS\ConcurrentLimit is not equal to 0: |
| These parameters are deactivated if the Exchange server environment is a clustered environment: |
| These parameters are deactivated if the Exchange server environment is not a clustered environment and the enable_NT_disk_monitoring pconfig variable is not equal to 1: |
| These parameter are activated if the Exchange server environment is a clustered environment and the enable_NT_disk_monitoring pconfig variable is equal to 1: |
| These parameters are deactivated if suspect mail monitoring is active. |
| These parameter is deactivated if the instance name of the For example, X. 400 Queues is an instance of the |
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