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Because Uptime Infrastructure Monitor is a multi-faceted solution, its setup varies depending on which platforms you are monitoring. This guide introduces monitoring a virtual inventory such as VMware vCenter or Hyper-V, monitoring Linux- and Windows-based servers using agents or WMI for data collection, respectively, and SNMP-based monitoring. These topics are structured in a manner that you can skip the type or monitoring that is not applicable to how you are deploying Uptime Infrastructure Monitor in your environment.
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Getting Support
Uptime Infrastructure Monitor is easy to get set up and running, and this guide covers basic use cases to get you started. However, Uptime Infrastructure Monitor handles diverse monitoring needs; the following IDERA resources are available to you as you learn more about configuring and managing Uptime Infrastructure Monitor:
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