If you use RAID on any of your Windows servers, I would suggest
monitoring the "Disk Idle Time" counter. Some RAID configurations can
give misleading stats, the write-cache can make it seem like its
writing much faster than it actually is.
If you are using a NAT'ing router, also look to see if you
Rob Cherry wrote:
> I am in a situation of starting a site from scratch and thus have no
> historical helpful configurations to build from. I have just finished
> implementing a monitoring solution and now I need to tell it what I
> care about. There is obvious stuff like availability and resp
On Tue, 13 Oct 2009, Stefan wrote:
An infrastructure (servers, storage, desktops/workstations/laptops, network,
etc.) is worth nothing in itself, if not providing proper application
response time or QoE. I have since decided to take apart (identify all
components making ~) all critical business
An infrastructure (servers, storage, desktops/workstations/laptops, network,
etc.) is worth nothing in itself, if not providing proper application
response time or QoE. I have since decided to take apart (identify all
components making ~) all critical business apps and then decide what and how
to m
On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 1:19 PM, Rob Cherry wrote:
> I am in a situation of starting a site from scratch and thus have no
> historical helpful configurations to build from. I have just finished
> implementing a monitoring solution and now I need to tell it what I care
> about. There is obvious s
