Overview

The Windows Server Network Load Balancing (NLB) Management Pack provides discoveries, monitors, alerts, and warnings to help the operator understand the state of NLB clusters and NLB servers running Windows Server Technical Preview. The Windows Server NLB Management Pack can provide early warnings that an operator can use to proactively monitor the state of the NLB servers in the computing environment.
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This class represents a Windows Server 2008 server role. This class represents a Windows Server 2008 R2 server role. This class represents a group of computers on which participate in NLB clusters. This class represents a group of Windows Server 2008 computers that are participating in an NLB cluster. This class represents a group of Windows Server 2008 R2 computers that are participating in an NLB cluster. This class represents a group of Windows Server Technical Preview computers that are participating in an NLB cluster. All Windows Computers All Windows Servers All instances of a network adapter on a Windows 2008 Server operating system. This class represents a network adapter used by NLB on Windows Server 2008 machines. This class represents a network adapter used by NLB on Windows Server 2008 R2 machines. This class represents a NLB cluster This class represents a group of NLB clusters. You can use this group to delegate the right to monitor NLB clusters. All instances of a network adapter on a Windows Server Technical Preview operating system. This class represents a network adapter used by NLB on Windows Server Technical Preview machines. This class represents the NLB Server Role on Windows Server Technical Preview machines.

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