AppManager for Microsoft Internet Information Server
AppManager for Microsoft Internet Information Server (AppManager for IIS) expands NetIQ's AppManager Suite (AppManager), the industry's leading solution for managing, diagnosing and analyzing the performance and availability of Windows- and UNIX-based systems, applications and server infrastructures. In addition to optimizing IIS performance and running prepackaged management reports, this module ensures availability through automated event detection and correction and lowers support costs associated with managing your IIS deployment.
Key Benefits
- Supplies performance reporting. Manages IIS well beyond statistics provided by standard PerfMon counters. AppManager for IIS provides prepackaged performance and service level agreement reports and stores performance data directly to a SQL Server database, making
long-term trend analysis easy. - Provides pro-active event management. AppManager for IIS delivers robust fault management by pro-actively detecting potential problems that can impact the availability of your IIS environment.
- Allows for easy automation. Lets you easily set up
event-driven actions—such as sending email or pager alerts, generating an SNMP trap to a network manager or running a corrective fix program—to automatically execute when a specific event occurs. - Decreases costs. Lowers support costs by enabling you to view the health and status of your distributed IIS environment from a central location and by providing prepackaged business rules, known as Knowledge Scripts, for managing your environment.
Management Functions
Here are some of the
- Monitors connections to URLs such as http://..., gopher://... and ftp://... etc.
- Examines contents of URLs and checks for changes.
- Monitors the availability of IIS and its services.
- Checks if a specific internet port on a host is still working properly.
- Tracks resource consumption by IIS (CPU, memory, etc.).
- Displays HTTP connection attempts, connections/sec and current connections.
- Identifies FTP server file transfers and connection attempts.
- Catches unauthorized login attempts and attempts to open unauthorized files.
- Automatically determines if IIS has written critical messages to event log files.



