Monitor IIS on WIndows Server
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Hi, does anyone know how I can use NetXMS to monitor the status of items within IIS? For example I want to monitor if application pools are stopped or started and alert if they are stopped for a few minutes.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Damien
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I guess this could roughly be achieved by:
- Setting up an ExternalList in the NetXMS agent to return the names of all AppPools
- Writing a PowerShell script to return AppPool status for a given AppPool
- Configuring the NetXMS agent with an ExternalParameter to call that script, accepting the AppPool name as a parameter
- Configuring your DCI in NetXMS to use instance discovery using the ExternalList and ExternalParameter you created.
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Hi, I managed to monitor IIS application pools using another method.
I added a new DCI and changed the origin for DCI to be 'Windows Performance Counters' opposed to NetXMS agent.
From here I was then able to select parameter app_pool_was\current application pool state.
Thanks
Damien
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I'm glad you got this working for your setup.
If you ever want a template for "any IIS" with "any AppPool", which you can automatically apply to all Window Servers running IIS, you will need some kind of instance discovery/list to take care of providing a list of AppPools to NetXMS though (but at least you won't need PowerShell to return the status itself).
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Hi, just picking this up again. I need to setup dci's based off windows performance counters for each of our application pools, we have a lot of pools! At the moment I am adding the DCI's manually which is very painstaking. I have attached a screen shot where you can see our app pools on the right hand side and available counters on the left hand side. As an example for app pool 'prepaid' I want to monitor every counter from the left hand side. Is there a way for me to automate this opposed to adding each DCI separately? Many thanks.
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Hi,
you can use instance discovery to create same counters for each pool. You should be able to use agent list
PDH.ObjectInstances(ASP.NET Apps v2.0.50727)
Best regards,
Victor
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