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8 Windows OS monitor
APM monitors the following Windows OS applications:
• Windows
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Windows XP
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Windows 7
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Windows 2000
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Windows Server 2003
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Windows Server 2008
• Windows performance counters
This chapter describes how to add and modify Windows OS application monitors, and helps you view
relevant monitor reports.
Windows
Windows operating systems provide a base platform for a variety of desktop-oriented applications. To
ensure service quality, its performance and stability must be guaranteed. APM monitors and displays
data about the latest operation status of the Windows hosts.
Adding a Windows application monitor
APM monitors Windows operating systems through WMI or SNMP. When you add application monitors
for Windows operating systems, follow these guidelines:
• To monitor a Windows operating system through WMI:
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Enable and configure WMI for the host on which the Windows operating system is installed
(see the Microsoft Windows online help).
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Obtain the correct username and password of the user who has the Windows administrator's
privileges.
• To monitor a Windows operating system through SNMP:
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Enable and configure SNMP for the host on which the Windows operating system is installed
(see the Microsoft Windows online help).
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Configure the SNMP parameters on the IMC platform.
• For all Windows operating system applications:
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Add the Windows hosts to the IMC platform so APM can obtain and display network
connections of the hosts and their access devices in the application topology. For more
information about adding hosts to the IMC platform, see H3C IMC Base Platform Administrator
Guide.
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To view traffic statistics in the monitor report of the Window operating system application, make
sure at least one probe is configured in APM. After a Windows application monitor is added,
APM sends the IP address of the monitored Windows operating system application to the
probes for traffic collection.