RightFax SCOM Management Pack

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Supported versions of RightFax & System Center Operations Manager (SCOM), RightFax Management Packs Features & Functionality.

Supported Versions
RightFax System Center Operations Manager
10.5, 10.6 2012 SP1, 2012 R2

RightFax Management Pack
Features
Monitoring
• Availability
– Database
– Common Disk Storage
– SNMP agent
• Licensing for RightFax SNMP agent
• Listen to all RightFax SNMP traps (with
duplicate suppression)
• Current Faxes Queue against configurable
threshold
• RightFax Performance Counters collection
– Available Disk Space %
– Internal Event Queue in Use %
– Faxes Sent
– Faxes Received
– Faxes Scheduled
– Faxes Queued
– Pages Queued
• Tasks - get Time Running for RightFax
critical services
Discoveries
• RightFax deployment(s) - common
database
• RightFax Fax Server
• RightFax WorkServer and WorkServer
Module(s) (local or remote)
• RightFax DocTransport (local or remote)
• Common Disk Storage
• RightFax Database
• RightFax SNMP Agent

Infront RightFax Management
Pack Features (cont)
Monitoring (cont)
• Services (all RightFax services per roles)
– RightFax Database Module Service
– RightFax Doc Transport Module Service
– RightFax Email Gateway Module Service
– RightFax eTransport Module Service
– RightFax Integration Module Service
– RightFax Paging Server Module Service
– RightFax Queue Handler Service
– RightFax Remoting Service
– RightFax RPC Server Module Service
– RightFax Server Module Service
– RightFax Work Server Module Services
Views
• RightFax All Alerts
• RightFax All Performance Counters
• RightFax Deployments Diagram
• RightFax DocTransport Server State
• RightFax Fax Servers State
• RightFax WorkServer Module State

RightFax MP Views
• Views in the Monitoring Node
• RightFax Diagram View

RightFax MP Views (cont)
• All Alerts
• All Performance Counters

RightFax MP Views (cont)
State Views
• Fax Servers
• DocTransport
• WorkServer Module

RightFax SCOM MP
demo
http://youtu.be/EbEkR4Ul7nI

Next Steps
• Request a quote from info@metastore.nl
• View a demo online at
http://youtu.be/EbEkR4Ul7nI
• Request our Data Sheet

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RightFax SCOM Management Pack

1. RightFax SCOM Management Pack

2. Agenda • Supported versions of RightFax & System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) • RightFax Management Packs Features & Functionality

3. Supported Versions RightFax System Center Operations Manager 10.5, 10.6 2012 SP1, 2012 R2

4. RightFax Management Pack Features Monitoring • Availability – Database – Common Disk Storage – SNMP agent • Licensing for RightFax SNMP agent • Listen to all RightFax SNMP traps (with duplicate suppression) • Current Faxes Queue against configurable threshold • RightFax Performance Counters collection – Available Disk Space % – Internal Event Queue in Use % – Faxes Sent – Faxes Received – Faxes Scheduled – Faxes Queued – Pages Queued • Tasks - get Time Running for RightFax critical services Discoveries • RightFax deployment(s) - common database • RightFax Fax Server • RightFax WorkServer and WorkServer Module(s) (local or remote) • RightFax DocTransport (local or remote) • Common Disk Storage • RightFax Database • RightFax SNMP Agent

5. Infront RightFax Management Pack Features (cont) Monitoring (cont) • Services (all RightFax services per roles) – RightFax Database Module Service – RightFax Doc Transport Module Service – RightFax Email Gateway Module Service – RightFax eTransport Module Service – RightFax Integration Module Service – RightFax Paging Server Module Service – RightFax Queue Handler Service – RightFax Remoting Service – RightFax RPC Server Module Service – RightFax Server Module Service – RightFax Work Server Module Services Views • RightFax All Alerts • RightFax All Performance Counters • RightFax Deployments Diagram • RightFax DocTransport Server State • RightFax Fax Servers State • RightFax WorkServer Module State

6. RightFax MP Views • Views in the Monitoring Node • RightFax Diagram View

7. RightFax MP Views (cont) • All Alerts • All Performance Counters

8. RightFax MP Views (cont) State Views • Fax Servers • DocTransport • WorkServer Module

9. RightFax SCOM MP demo http://youtu.be/EbEkR4Ul7nI

10. Next Steps • Request a quote from info@metastore.nl • View a demo online at http://youtu.be/EbEkR4Ul7nI • Request our Data Sheet

11. Additional Management Packs Infront Triage MP Infront Orchestrator MP Infront MP Authoring Training Infront McAfee MP Infront RightFax MP Infront Audit MP Infront Isilon MPInfront Avamar MP Infront VMware MP

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