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To access this tab go to Rule Management | Monitoring.
This section describes how to activate, change and deactivate a monitoring rule in your environment.
In order to define rules the Zend Monitor component must be installed and running.
The following procedure describes how to deactivate a rule. By default, all rules are set with predefined conditions. As long as the Monitor component is running, theses rules will be active and events will be generated based on the pre-defined parameters in each rule. A disabled rule will appear "grayed-out" but you can still edit
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To deactivate a rule:
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The rule will now stop generating Events based on the rule's settings. Disabled rules will not generate trace file information. |
The following procedure describes how to activate a rule. By default, all rules are set with predefined conditions. As long as the Monitor component is running, theses rules will be active and events will be generated based on the pre-defined parameters in each rule. A disabled rule will appear "grayed-out" but you can still edit
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To activate a rule:
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The rule will now start generating Events based on the rule's settings. |
The following procedure describes how to change a rule. By default, all rules are set with predefined conditions. Each rule has different parameters that can be configured based on what the rule monitors. See Advanced Diagnostics with Zend Server for more information on the available rule types.
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To change a rule:
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The rule will now start generating Events based on the new settings. |
Once you have set actions for an event (tracing and send mail), you can deactivate these actions from the main page (Rule Management | Monitoring) by selecting a rule or multiple rules from the list and from the bottom of the page in the drop-down list, choose the applicable option:
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Related Links: Advanced Diagnostics with Zend ServerOptimizing Monitoring Zend Monitor |
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