Click
Confirm Baseline on the workflow bar.
The
Workflow - Confirm Baseline dialog box opens.
Click
Define monitoring options to specify the settings for receiving online performance data.
The
Profile Results dialog box opens.
In the
Profile Results dialog box, check the
Automatically start monitoring check box to automatically start monitoring while running a
load
test and then choose one of the following options:
Click the
Use default monitoring template option button.
Click the
Use custom monitoring template option button to create a customized monitoring template.
Click
Create/Edit Custom Monitor Template.
Performance Explorer appears.
Close all monitor windows that you are not currently using.
Click
Monitor Server on the
Performance Explorer workflow bar.
Alternatively, you can choose
Results
> Monitor Server from the menu bar.
The
Data Source Wizard / Select Data Sources
dialog box opens.
Perform one of the following steps:
If you are certain of the data sources that the server provides, click the
Select from predefined Data Sources option button to then select them from the list of predefined data sources.
If you are uncertain of the data sources that the server provides, click the
Have Data Sources detected option button to let
Performance Explorer scan the server for available data sources.
Click
Next.
In the menu tree, expand the folder that corresponds to the OS on which the server and application are running.
Select the server application you want to monitor from the list that appears.
For example, to monitor the OS, select
System.
Click
Next.
The
Connection Parameters dialog box opens.
In the
Connection parameters area, specify connection parameters such as the host name or IP address of the appropriate server system, the port number,
and other data required to connect to the data source.
The specified data depends on the OS running on the computer that you are monitoring.
Click
Next.
The
Select Displayed Measures dialog box opens.
Expand the menu tree and select the factors you want to monitor.
Click
Finish.
A Monitor graph shows the specified elements in a real-time, color-coded display of the server performance. Beneath the graph
is a list of included elements, a color-coding key, and performance information about each element.
Using a Report to Monitor Server Performance To have a distributable report of your monitored results, create a Monitor report that contains the same performance factors
as selected in the graph.