Monitoring the Windows Systems Group

Log into the eG monitoring interface for viewing the current state of the managed Windows Systems Group component and the performance statistics it reports. In the eG monitoring console, eG Enterprise uses a specialized Windows Systems Group monitoring model to represent the real-time state of the Windows systems.

Figure 1 : Layer model of the Windows Systems Group component

The tests mapped to these layers report metrics that have been collected from those VM agents that have been configured to monitor the same Windows Systems Group component - i.e., that have been configured with the same Windows Systems Group component nick name. These tests track resource utilization, monitor disk activities, and report on the resource impact of those activities on the internal health of that system. Using the measures reported by these tests, administrators can find quick and accurate answers to the following performance queries:

• Which users are logged on and when did each user login?

• How much CPU, memory, GPU, and network resources is each system taking?

• Which system is consuming high resources? has the peak usage times?

• How long can the battery on a system (laptop) continue operating before it is completely discharged?

• Did any system take too long to read/write data on the disk partition?

• Is any disk showing signs of impending failure?

• How many processes are stuck and not responding?

• How many unsigned PowerShell scripts are currently executing on the systems?

• How many security log audits failed on each Windows system?

• When did the BSOD (if any) occur on the system?

• What is the current stability percentage of each Windows system?

• Which system is spending more CPU time handling hardware interrupts instead of executing normal processes?