WinRM monitoring

Summary dashboard details

Monitored attributes for WinRM

From Entuity v19.0 upwards, monitoring for WinRM (Windows) is supported. Note, you must configure WinRM on your managed servers before you can monitor them via WinRM. Please see this article for help and information on configuring WinRM for remote monitoring.

Out of the box, WinRM monitoring is detailed in the following dashboards:

• Summary dashboard
• Incidents dashboard
• Events dashboard
• Thresholds dashboard
• Attributes dashboard
• Associations dashboard

Summary dashboard details:

The Summary dashboard details the following:

• name
• type
• server name
• OS architecture, description, distribution, domain name, hostname, manufacturer, name, release, type, version
• incident summary
• events over time
• network adapters
• CPU utilization
• memory utilization
• logical volume

Monitored attributes for WinRM:

Entuity monitors the following attributes for WinRM (which can be seen on the Attributes dashboard):

• % busy disk time, % idle disk time
• Blue screen action configuration – e.g. hang on bluescreen / restart
• Blue screen status - raise an alert if a system crashed (available from event logs)
• CPU usage
• Description
• Disk free (MB)
• Location
• Manufacturer
• Memory used, ballooned, active, pages (no. of hard page faults), pages output (no. of pages written to disk)
• Memory usage
• Model
• Name
• Number of users
• Number of processes
• Number of active sessions – with threshold and events
• Number of server messages received – with threshold and events
• Pagefile usage %
• Version
• Ports:
  • Discovery of installed software packages
    • Name, Date and Type (OS, driver, application, other)
  • Duplex
  • In + Out
    • Utilization
    • Traffic
    • Faults
    • Discards
  • IPs
  • Name
  • Speed
  • SNMP agent reboot time
  • Volumes
    • Name, Size
    • 5 minute stream data for each volume’s:
      • Allocation failures
      • AU (allocation unit) size
      • Free %
      • Size (in AUs)
      • Type (physical, virtual, fixed disk, removable disk, floppy, CD/DVD, RAM disk)
      • Used % + threshold + events for low disk warnings
      • Used AUs
      • Volume size