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<!-- The heartbeat-frequency option defines the number of seconds between each
pair
of client heartbeat messages that are sent to the server. -->
<heartbeat-frequency>300</heartbeat-frequency>
<!-- The LCE client provides the option of periodically sending a log file
containing
performance statistics to the LCE server. The following option determines the
number of minutes between each performance statistics report. When the next
line
is commented out or removed, performance reporting is disabled. -->
<statistics-frequency>60</statistics-frequency>
<!-- LCE clients can compress log data prior to sending it to the LCE server,
saving bandwidth.
For debugging purposes, event packet compression may be disabled, but this
will
increase the bandwidth required to send data from LCE clients to the LCE
server.
Setting the following option to 0 will disable compression only during
transmission. -->
<compress-events>1</compress-events>
</options>
}
The WMI agent will automatically query the host to determine which files are available, and those files will be tracked. In
this example, “All” events are tracked.
WMI monitor LCP policy file
The following table describes the configuration options available in the WMI_monitor LCP policy file:
Option
Description
log-directory
Log directory storage point
lce-server
IP address or hostname of the LCE server
server-port
Port that the LCE server is configured to listen on
WMI-host
address
IP address or hostname of a Windows system to be monitored
DNS must be configured properly if a hostname is
used in this field.
domain
The Windows domain in which the credentials used to log into the
system belong
Username
Username that will be used to perform Windows system login