What the eG XenApp Performance Monitoring Solution Reveals

• XenApp Server Monitoring
  • Are the Citrix XenApp servers available to service user requests?
  • Are there sporadic disconnects from the Citrix XenApp server?
  • At what times do peak usage of the Citrix XenApp servers happen and is the server capacity adequate?
  • Is the user load being balanced across all the Citrix XenApp servers?
  • Is the data store available?
  • What are the access rates to the data store, the dynamic store, and the local host cache?
  • How much FMA (or IMA) traffic is happening between Citrix XenApp servers?
  
• Monitoring Citrix Users
  • What is the average response time that critical users are seeing when connecting to a Citrix XenApp server?
  • How many users are logged in to each server in the Citrix farm?
  • What is the resource usage (CPU and memory) for each user?
  • Are specific user profiles too large?
  
• Operating System Monitoring
  • What is the average CPU and memory usage on all the XenApp servers in the Citrix farm?
  • Is any unusual memory scanning/paging activity happening on the systems?
  • Are the critical XenApp server and IMA processes up?
  • What is their resource consumption?
  
• Published Applications Monitoring
  • What are the published applications on a XenApp server?
  • Who is using each application?
  • What is the resource usage for each published application?
  
• Citrix License Monitoring
  • How many product and connection licenses are available in the farm and what is their usage?
  • Are there enough licenses available for each of the published applications?
  
• Monitoring Infrastructure Services that Impact Citrix
  • Is the web interface server forwarding requests to the XenApp server?
  • Are the backend databases working?
  • What is the resource usage of the databases?
  • Are users able to login to the server farm? How long is the login process taking?
  • What is the usage of the Microsoft Windows Domain Controller?