• Management Pack:  BizTalk Server
  • MP Version:  6.0.6703.0
  • Released:  2/2/2010
  • Publisher:  Microsoft

Overview

The BizTalk Server Management Pack for System Center Operations Manager 2007 provides monitoring for BizTalk Server 2006, BizTalk Server 2006 R2, and BizTalk Server 2009.
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All Windows Computers This class is the root of all BizTalk Management, as such it is a singleton and requires no discovery. It is the root container for the rest of the management information. This is the Server Role that indicates that BizTalk Server is installed on a machine. This is the Server Local Application that indicates that BizTalk Server is installed on a machine. A host is a logical representation of a Microsoft Windows process that executes BizTalk Server artifacts such as send ports and orchestrations. A host can be either an in-process host, which means it is owned and managed by BizTalk Server, or an isolated host, which means that the BizTalk Server code is running in a process that is not controlled by BizTalk Server. A host instance is the instantiated representation of a host on a specific server. This is an actual process in a service that runs a message agent and associated adapters, orchestrations, etc. The management group for a set of 1 or more BizTalk Servers. This class contains the root information for the group, defining where the databases for the group are stored. A class that encapsulates the notion of an adapter. This will contain common properties. Intances will represent each of the different adapters installed on the server, for example, a file adapter. A logical grouping of Receive Locations. A Receive Location is the configuration of a single endpoint to receive messages from external entities. An Orchestration is a business process built using the XLANG/s language and is executed in the XLANG Engine Represents an endpoint configuration for a Send Port. Also known as (internally) as a Send Location. Represents an endpoint configuration for a Send Port. Also known as (internally) as a Send Location. This second instance is known as the Backup Transport. A send port is the location to which Microsoft BizTalk Server sends messages or from which BizTalk Server receives messages. A send port group is a named collection of send ports that BizTalk Server can use to send the same message to multiple destinations in one configuration. The application is a logical grouping within BizTalk Administration. It allows other entities within BizTalk to be grouped under the application. This would be useful to carry into Operations to enable health roll-up to each application. The Message Box is the database that BizTalk uses to store messages, dehydrate orchestrations, store tracking data, and process subscriptions. This Database is the central meta-information store for all instances of BizTalk Server This Rules Database allows users to alter Orchestrations. This Tracking Database stores health monitoring data tracked by the BizTalk Server tracking engine. This Enterprise Single Sign-On credential Database securely stores the configuration information for receive locations. This is the Server Role that indicates that BAM Portal is installed on a machine. This is the Server Role that indicates that BAM Primary Import Database is installed on a machine. This is the Server Role that indicates that BAM Archive Database is installed on a machine. This is the Server Role that indicates that BAM Star Schema is installed on a machine. This is the Server Role that indicates that BAM OLAP Cubes are installed on a machine. Provides Single Sign-on services to enterprise applications. Notifies users about the deployment or un-deployment of polices. This Service is a direct correlation to a Host Instance. The Name of the Service includes the name of the Host Instance. Processes EDI Documents. Runtime service that provides device abstraction, event processing engine and device management This is the Server Role that indicates that RFIDSTORE Database is installed on a machine. This is the Server Role that indicates that RFIDSINK Database is installed on a machine. This is the Role that indicates that RFID Device is installed. This is the Role that identifies the RFID Device Groups in the server. This is the server role that defines the device version. This is the server role defined for RFID Processes. This is the server role defined for RFID Providers.

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  • 6.0.6703.0 for BizTalk Server 2006, 2006 R2, 2009.

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