What do I use to monitor the progress of an IMS installation in a server farm composed entirely of W

RoyATokeshi
April 24, 2003 1:23 pm

Explanation: MetaFrame Administration is used to monitor IMS installations on MetaFrame 1.0 servers.
Citrix Server Administration is used to monitor IMS installations on MetaFrame 1.8 and WinFrame 1.8 servers.
Performance Monitor is a tool used to measure the hardware performance of your servers (e.g. if more RAM or processing power is needed )
Event Viewer is used to monitor application, security and system events on a server. For our purposes, it is also used to monitor the IMS installations.
Microsoft Management Console is a Microsoft Tool used to make Windows NT Server 4.0 and Windows 2000 server administration easier.

Reference: Advanced Citrix Server Implementation Module 3



Primary links

Custom Search

User login

Who's new

  • maczugaher
  • locksgydff
  • isotheces
  • ahundredyears7
  • Jacomijntjefu

Who's online

There are currently 0 users and 3 guests online.

KrissysCorner.com RuthSwensonLaw.com CreativeLizardProductions.com

DISCLAIMER:

None of this has anything to do with us, someone else is responsible for the entire thing, and we have no idea who or why. We do not know anything about it. It may be alien life forms for all we know: we haven't a clue. You cannot blame us for anything that may result from your visit. That was entirely your own personal choice, made by you of your own volition, and without our knowledge. We do not, after all, have any control over you and cannot by any stretch of the imagination be expected to accept or acknowledge, be it legally or morally, any accountability for decisions made by you on an independent basis, utilizing your own free will, and without our intervention. We are therefore in no way, shape, or form answerable to anyone for any consequences arising from the aforementioned or indeed any other actions, similar or otherwise, because it was not us that did, or did not do anything. It is not even remotely our fault, and we are in no way prepared or willing to accept any liability, not even slightly, ever. We are, in fact completely and utterly blameless, in that it is definitely not our concern, and no blame can possibly be laid at our doorstep, even if we had one, the possession of which we hereby reserve as being entirely our own free choice. The onus is not on us at all, and furthermore, never has been. The entire matter is wholly beyond our control, and completely out of our hands, each of which are washed scrupulously clean of the whole business. We are not accountable for anything at all, and we hereby categorically deny all responsibility for all that has ever, or will ever happen. Our innocence is therefore wholly beyond doubt and absolutely unimpeachable, and so cannot, under even the remotest or unlikeliest circumstances, be brought into question. By clicking either on a link on this site, clicking on a link that leads to this site, or by arriving at this site by natural or supernatural means, you are in effect accepting responsibility for the fact that it is all entirely your own fault, down to the most miniscule detail, and that you are wholly accountable for whatever outcome may arise as a consequence of the aforementioned action or actions insofar as they were undertaken personally by you on an entirely voluntary basis and without any persuasion, coercion or influence from any party or parties other than yourself. Don't come sniveling to us, we are only figments of your imagination. I also agree that if I am ever with a contributor to this website during mealtimes I agree to pay for any super-sizing of their meal, or at least a nice dessert or one of those foo-foo drinks with an umbrella or a monkey. By admitting to have seen the worthless spineless drivel on this website (also known as content)

I Agree Wholeheartedly and Without Reservation to the above. (Except maybe for that part about the monkey.)

All Your Base Are Belong To Us.

Soylent Green Is People!

Never make a bet with a Sicilian when Death is on the Line!

No. Really, I do agree.