Learn Exchange (v) Monitor Exchange messaging systems and queue viewers

Experimental environment:

Xian Lingyun High-tech is a 300 employees of High-tech Enterprises, headquartered in Xian. There are branch offices in Shanghai and Beijing respectively. Since we have successfully deployed an Exchange messaging system to deliver and receive external mail from other mail servers, we need to be able to control the operation of the mail server at all times, and for exchange we need to monitor it closely. This will allow us to react to the problem before it can occur before some potential problems erupt, a close watch that helps the messaging administrator optimize the system and make long-term plans in the process of using it.

Experiment Objective:

Ability to monitor Exchange Server status and notify mail administrators when Exchange Server status transitions;

Experiment steps:

1.1.1.1. In the Exchange System Manager window, the Server State Monitoring tool is provided to help an award-winning administrator monitor the use of various resources on the server by checking the status of the server, and to notify administrators of these resource shortages. As shown in Figure 1-1: In the Exchange System Manager window, expand the tool to select Monitoring status and then select Status.

1.1.1.2. Then select "accp-001" to select the attribute, then click the Add button, select CPU usage Click OK, as shown in Figure 1-2:

1.1.1.3. After clicking the OK button, open the Resource Thresholds window, in the specified window we select the specified warning state and emergency status threshold, and click OK. As shown in Figure 1-3: