Scom 2012 knowledge sharing-23: Experience client monitoring

Platform: System Center 2012 RTM/SP1

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You canAllow the client to send CEIP Data to the Operations Manager Management Server as the central collection point, rather than separately reporting data to a large number of clients.The management server of the primary CEIP service can then forward data to Microsoft.For CEIP Data Communication from the client to the management server, SSL protection can be used, Windows authentication can be used, and configurable ports can be redirected. The default port is TCP 51907. Use the client monitoring Configuration Wizard to configure CEIP on the management server.

When an application error occurs or the operating system stops responding, the error log is generated. It can be a dump file (. dmp) format, or other encoded or plain text log files. These logs contain useful information to help identify the root cause of the problem. Microsoft online crash analysis uses these reports.

If no proxy exception monitoring (AEM) is enabled on the Management Server, the client can configure to send their error reports to the Management Server and store them in file sharing.

Operations Manager can then aggregate and summarize data and provide views and reports for your use.. The management server also forwards data to Microsoft, rather than letting all clients separately execute data. AEM performs configuration by using the client monitoring Configuration Wizard and allows the following Configuration:

1. File Sharing path

2. Choose to collect error reports from a Windows Vista-Based Client

3. Management server port used for communication

4. SSL encryption

5. Windows Authentication

6. Name of the organization included in the Report

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Log on to the computer of the account of the member with the Action Manager Administrator role.

On the operation console, Click Manage.

In the management workspace, Click Manage Server.

In the Management Server pane, right-click the monitoring client that you want to enable, and then click Manage Server Configuration client monitoring. This will start the client monitoring Configuration Wizard. Use the same process to monitor the disabled client on the management server. You must also disable Client monitoring on the client.

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On the overview page of the client monitoring Configuration Wizard, click Next ". If you have run this wizard before and select the "do not show this page" check box, the "Introduction" page is skipped.

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On the "Customer Experience Improvement Plan" Page, Perform one of the following operations:

If you do not want your organization to participate in this plan, keep the default option "no" and click "Next ".

Or

If you want your organization to participate in this plan, select "yes ".

Note: If you do not select to send the CEIP to Microsoft, you can also use the client monitoring library locally to view the production statistical report information.

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Leave use Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol select if you install a certificate on the Management Server, leave use Windows authentication if you want the client computer to authenticate and manage the server; otherwise, clear the options.

Enter the corresponding "Port" or retain the default value 51907, and then click "Next ".

On the error collection page, perform the following operations:

Type a local or additional file sharing path, such as c: \ errordata. The management server collects error reports. File Sharing with necessary permissions will be created and shared in the local path on the management server.

Important

The file sharing path must be on the NTFS partition and must have at least 2 GB of available disk space. It is recommended that the path cannot exceed 120 characters. The file sharing path can be the Management Server selected on the local drive path, such as c: \ errordata or an existing network sharing UNC path such as \ Server \ fileshare \ errordata.

Enter the organization name, which cannot exceed 22 characters, and then click "Next ". The organization name can be displayed on a computer that runs Windows Server 2003 or earlier versions of the operating system when an error occurs.

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On the error forwarding page, perform the following operations:

Clear the "automatically forward all collected errors to Microsoft" check box, and then click "Next ".

Or

Select Automatic forwarding of all collection errors to Microsoft if the Management Server is connected to the Internet and you want to report errors to Microsoft for forwarding and receive links to available solutions for these errors.

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On the Create File Sharing page, perform the following operations:

Select an existing user account from the list and click "Next ".

Select "other user accounts", type the user name and password, select a domain from the list, and then click "Next ".

Important

This account must have the permissions required to create a file share on the path provided in the previous step.

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On the "Create File Sharing: Task status" page, click "Next" after the file sharing is created successfully ".

Note

Modify the client monitoring settings on the Management Server, such as file sharing. Disable the settings and then re-enable the client monitoring on the management server. You must also modify the client monitoring group policy settings on the client.

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On the "client Configuration Settings" Page, type or browse to the location where you want to save the settings from the client monitoring Configuration Wizard. These settings are saved in the Group Policy template file named server name. ADM. Click Finish ".

Important

You must use the server name. You need to configure the client to redirect its monitoring data to the ADM file on the management server.

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After it is enabled ,.

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Some files are also generated during sharing,

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The generated ADM group policy template file.

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Then we can import the Group Policy template file generated above to the domain policy or local group policy. The following is the import process.

Open MMC and add/delete snap-in.

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Add the Group Policy object editor ,.

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Go to the select group policy object wizard ,.

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Select a local computer.

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After entering the Group Policy Management Unit, right-click "manage template" and select "Add/delete template ",.

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Select the scom1.demo.com template ,.

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After the import is successful ,.

We can perform further settings under the management template System Center 2012-operations manager.

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For example.

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After enabling, you can also disable Client monitoring ,.

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