Exchange 2003

The Exchange 2003 monitor lets you monitor the Microsoft Exchange 2003 Server application. The Exchange 2003 monitor provides real-time information about the state and health of Exchange 2003 Servers on your network. Please note, to create custom parameters to monitor, the Exchange Server host must be WMI-enabled.

Important: Do not use the Exchange 2003 Monitor to monitor other Exchange server applications.

Provide a unique name and description for the monitor, then configure the following:

• Monitor Thresholds. Click the add icon, then select the thresholds to monitor. This dialog supports the addition of multiple thresholds.
• Services to monitor. Select the services to monitor. All available services are included by default. Delete services you do not want to monitor using the delete icon. Deleted services can be added back to the monitor using the add icon.
• Use in rescan. Enable this option to have the monitor appear in Device Properties. If enabled, clicking Rescan Device from the device management actions menu within the Device Properties interface adds the monitor to the selected device if the applicable protocol or service is active on that device.

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