BMC PATROL for Microsoft Exchange Servers version 6.1.00 offers the following key features and enhancements.
The remote monitoring feature of BMC PATROL for Microsoft Exchange Servers has been enhanced to support full monitoring of multiple remote Exchange Servers. Monitoring of the following objects has been enabled for remote Exchange Servers:
For more information, see Configuring domain monitoring.
Filters are added at each configuration level to enable or disable the object from monitoring. You can filter one or more of the following objects to streamline your configuration:
For more information, see Configuring domain monitoring.
A single Exchange Server can now be monitored using minimum configuration settings. Enter the fully qualified server name and Exchange domain user credentials to start monitoring your Microsoft Exchange Server.
BMC PATROL for Microsoft Exchange Server 6.1.00 now supports Microsoft Exchange Server 2016. For information about all supported Exchange versions, see System requirements.
Enable automatic discovery across domain option has been introduced to enable automatic discovery and monitoring of all the Exchange servers within the domain. This option can be enabled from the Central Monitoring Administration configuration screen. For more information, see Configuring domain monitoring.
If this option is enabled, you can execute the Exchange PowerShell commands from the TrueSight Operations Console.
For example: get-exchangeseerver, get-queue
and other commands.
New metrics have been introduced for better monitoring of the remote exchange servers. Some of the key metrics are:
Monitor types and attributes | Description |
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Monitor types:
Key metrics:
| Verify e-mail submission (with an attachment), from server to server, from client to server, from server to external SMTP server (For example: gmail.com). For a complete list of attributes of each of these monitor types, see: |
Monitor type:
Key metrics:
| Measure the following criteria:
For a complete list of attributes of this monitor type, see: |
Monitor type:
Key metrics:
| Monitor and discover the databases, measure the mailbox users on each database, filter databases, collect availability and statistical metrics. For a complete list of attributes of this monitor type, see: |
Monitor type:
Key metrics:
| Monitor and discover the queues, filters queues, collect availability and statistical metrics. For a complete list of attributes of this monitor type, see: |
Monitor type:
Key metrics:
| Configure mailbox accounts, collect statistical metrics. For a complete list of attributes of this monitor type, see: |
Monitor type:
Key metrics:
| Discover and configure the top resource consuming mailboxes and folders, top mail senders and receivers. For a complete list of attributes of this monitor type, see:
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Monitor type:
Key metrics:
| Discover and monitor PERFMON objects and attributes For a complete list of attributes of this monitor type, see: |
Monitor type:
Key metrics:
| Discover and monitor all the server components For a complete list of attributes of this monitor type, see: |
Monitor type:
Key metrics:
| Monitor the Exchange Server system health For a complete list of attributes of this monitor type, see:
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BMC PATROL for Microsoft Exchange Servers 6.1.00 provides the following updates:
RFE id | Description |
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QM001792444 | In Remote Exchange Server KM, filters are available to exclude or include queues from monitoring. Queues can be filtered based on the queue delivery type. |
QM001771320 | In Remote Exchange Server KM, filters are available to exclude or include databases from monitoring. Databases can be filtered based on the database state type. |
QM001769416 | Filters have been provided to disable monitoring of unmounted databases. Filtering based on the database status will remove the unwanted database instances. |
QM001725933 | All the monitor types and attributes supported by local monitoring are now available in remote monitoring. |
3 Comments
Cathi Biagi
Shweta Patil
Fixed. Could you please review this topic again?
Cathi Biagi