#DISABLE WINDOWS LICENSING MONITORING SERVICE KEYGEN#
Tells chaining how far back in the history to look when determining whether history entries should affect chain status. Important: Adjusting the setting up or down affects overhead on the SQL Sentry Monitoring Service only, and won’t affect network or monitoring overhead for watched instances.Įvent Chains are Only Affected by History Within Increasing this setting effectively lengthens the time between when a condition is met and any associated actions are triggered.
Note: The default Polling Interva l is 15 seconds.Ĭontrols how often the SQL Sentry Monitoring Service polls each watched instance for event history information.Ĭontrols how often the SQL Sentry Monitoring Service’s internal message queue is checked and messages are processed. The polling operations used are lightweight however, the value can be increased to reduce network activity associated with the SQL Sentry monitoring service. SettingĬontrols how often the SQL Sentry monitoring service polls each watched instance for event status information. SQL Sentry Monitoring Service Settings > Advanced tab is where you configure settings for the process that polls watched instances for an active event status. SQL Sentry Monitoring Service Settings Advanced For more information about telemetry, see the telemetry topic. The following settings are available in SQL Sentry Monitoring Service Settings > Privacy tab:Īllows SQL Sentry to collect anonymous information about how you use our software. SQL Sentry Monitoring Service Settings Privacy See the Monitoring Service Settings section of the Forecasting article for details and instructions. SQL Sentry Monitoring Service Settings Forecasts For more information, see the Dashboard Resolutions/Retention and Data Capacity Planning topics. This data is subject to a high performance storage scheme and internal rollup structure. Note: All other performance data, including data displayed on the performance analysis Dashboard, isn't affected by Monitoring Service settings. Note: The default value is 365 days, the minimum permitted value is one, and the maximum permitted value is 396. This setting determines how many days worth of Action Log information is stored.Ĭontrols the retention of Index Usage statistics counter data in Fragmentation Manager. This settings also applies to Event Manager General Performance Monitoring data. Specifies how long Performance Advisor Top SQL, Blocking SQL, and Deadlock data is retained in the SQL Sentry database. Storage SettingĬontrols the retention of Event Manager data (Event History data). Access these settings by selecting SQL Sentry Monitoring Service Settings > Storage tab. There are monitoring service settings that control the retention of certain types of data within the SQL Sentry database. SQL Sentry Monitoring Service Settings Storage Select the appropriate hash algorithm (MD5, SHA, or None).Īdditional Information: For information about setting up a PowerShell account, the benefits of PowerShell, and PowerShell Security, see the PowerShell MSDN article. Note: You can also use Generate button to get this value. This checkbox determines whether or not the trap is enabled. The version of SNMP to be used (1, 2C, or 3)
SNMP MIBS defaults are found in a folder called SNMP MIBs C:\Program Files\SentryOne\18.0\SNMP MIBs The port used for transmission of the traps (Default 162). Note: Managers included in the BROADCAST group and who are also listed individually receive two messages for each occurrence. Individual managers can be sent the traps using the individual hostname or IP address. The default setting (BROADCAST) sends the trap to all managers. SNMP Settings Settingĭetermines where the SNMP trap is sent. SNMP ConfigurationĬonfigure SNMP settings by selecting SQL Sentry Monitoring Service Settings > Alerting tab > SNMP settings. You have the option to have email alerts formatted as HTML instead of Plain Text. Additional Information: For information about configuring an SMTP server, see the SMTP Configuration topic.
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