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Monitoring

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 09/08/2008
From: Jmnts
Message:

Hello everyone,

-I was given 8 physical machines with windows virtual server 2005 and R2.
Each physical server has some virtual machines inside.
-My job is to monitor and find out what machines are being used and what
machines can be shutdown, additionally monitoring the machines that are more
intensive (CPU, Disk, Network and memory).
-I thought in a monitoring solution, but I found out that this can only be
made with WMI scripts... Can anyone help me with a sample script or have any
other solution to this problem?
-I know that MOM or virtual center could be a solution, but for the moment
that's something that we can't afford.

Best regards.

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Re: Monitoring

Sent: 09/08/2008
From: "Tim Walsh" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

One place to start is the Technet Script center, here's a link:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/scripts/default.mspx?mfr=true

Depending on what your trying to monitor, you might want to look at
VMRCPlus, it provides a pretty consolidated view of your VMs and you can
have all the hosts machines in separate tabs. VMRCPlus is a free download
from Microsoft.

"Jmnts" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
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Show quoted text

> Hello everyone,
>
> -I was given 8 physical machines with windows virtual server 2005 and R2.
> Each physical server has some virtual machines inside.
> -My job is to monitor and find out what machines are being used and what
> machines can be shutdown, additionally monitoring the machines that are
> more
> intensive (CPU, Disk, Network and memory).
> -I thought in a monitoring solution, but I found out that this can only be
> made with WMI scripts... Can anyone help me with a sample script or have
> any
> other solution to this problem?
> -I know that MOM or virtual center could be a solution, but for the moment
> that's something that we can't afford.
>
>
> Best regards.
>

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