OpManager has a long list of WMI monitors that cover even Active Directory, MSSQL, Exchange etc. Here are a few self-learned tips to solve some...
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When to define a new Device Template?
The device templates in OpManager contain predefined rules based on which a device is categorized and relevant monitors are associated soon after discovery. The ability...
An extra leap to avoid false positives: Network Fault Management
As a part of routine IT maintenance, it is common to bring the device down or restart it. This even applies to your critical IT...
VMware Monitoring – what to watch out for
When any VM has a CPU Ready time of over 20% and the host CPU utilization is also over 90%, it signals CPU overcommitment &...
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Network mapping, as you want it
Network mapping: one of the essential needs for any network administrator, whether to identify where the problem is or for a quick visual inventory to...
VMware Performance Monitoring – the Must Haves
Monitoring and optimizing virtualized server infrastructure requires a different, more detailed approach from that with physical servers. While the 70+ deep VMware monitors in OpManager’s...
Nominate ManageEngine for WindowsITPro 2010 Community Choice Awards
WindowsITPro has recently opened the nominations for 2010 Community Choice Awards. We request your support to nominate ManageEngine Products for the awards. Following is the...
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Can Paul the Octopus predict IT failures?
It’s the weekend that hosts the best football played in the past four years – Germany takes on Uruguay for 3rd play-offs and Spain fights...
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Why spend time on manual network configuration operations, when you could automate?
It is often said: “Change is the enemy of network availability”. Human errors on network device configuration often lead to network outages spoiling business continuity....