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Monitor: webservices connections, number of sessions IIS and others

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    gaby
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    Hello,

    I would like to know if you can monitor with NETXMS: webservices
    connections, number of sessions IIS, number of connections to oracle
    database, number of errors in ASP.NET.

    If so, as this can be done?. There is some tutorial that helps?

    Thank you very much,

    Laura.

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      Anth0ny
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      i think it can be done with NetXMS WMI queries...

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        Victor Kirhenshtein
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        Probably most of this could be done via performance counters.
        For example, to get number of ASP.NET errors, you need to get value of performance counter "\ASP.NET\Error Events Raised".
        To get this counter's value into NetXMS, use parameter PDH.CounterValue, like below:

        PDH.CounterValue("\ASP.NET\Error Events Raised")

        I suppose that other data should be available as performance counters as well.

        Best regards,
        Victor

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          gaby
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          Hello,

          Thanks for your answer.

          It also can monitor connections to Oracle databases?

          Thank you very much.

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            gaby
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            With WMI Queries seems that you can get a lot of information.
            As you can have this information?.
            There are some tutorial?.

            Thank you very much.

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              Victor Kirhenshtein
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              There are not too much information about WMI support in NetXMS unfortunately. Brief discussion are here: https://www.netxms.org/forum/index.php/topic,389.0.html.

              Best regards,
              Victor

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                gaby
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                It was just testing the WMI queries but did not make it work. In the "Timestamp" of the "Last Values" in the "Object Browser" puts a very long time (31-Dec-1969) and the "Show Data" is empty.

                Please can give me some idea?

                Thank you very much,

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                  Anth0ny
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                  if u see "31-Dec-1969" date - it means WMI request has not been passed by remote system...
                  try any free WMI browser to test your WMI query (for example WMI Explorer from http://www.ks-soft.net/, it's free).

                  and please provide as your wmi query (for exam)

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