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Being performance tester, we always know that how much monitoring of server is important in our performance testing.
SiteScope tool is one of the popular and well compatible server monitoring software. SiteScope tool is also well verse used with load runner tool

SiteScope provides a set of features which help us to monitor key functionalities of server or web application. SiteScope also has integrated alarming system which can used in server monitoring.

Please refer the features available in SiteScope Tool:

Feature
Description
Agentless architecture
SiteScope application design speeds deployment by eliminating the need to install agent software on the servers and systems you want to monitor
Alert schedules
Gives you the option of enabling alerts during certain times of the day or week
Alert template customization
Lets you customize the data sent in e-mail, pager, and other alert types
Browser interface
View, configure, test, and manage your monitoring environment locally or remotely through a web browser interface
Common file formats
Monitoring data and templates are stored in text file formats allowing you to export a wide range of third party applications
Composite Monitor
Acts as a monitor container allowing you to filter and customize alerting on redundant or parallel systems
Content matching on results
Extend the versatility of monitoring by checking for specific content on web pages, in system logs, in databases, and other systems using the flexibility of regular expressions
Custom monitor API
Develop your own monitor types to adapt and integrate SiteScope with custom applications and environments
Database interoperability
Log monitoring data to a JDBC compliant database for efficient storage and extended reporting with third party analysis tools. SiteScope's Dynamic Update feature can regularly query a database table and automatically create sets of monitors whenever new IP addresses are detected in the database.
Database monitoring
Simulate client interactions with JDBC compliant databases and also monitor database server performance parameters
Diagnostic tools
Use a built-in array of diagnostic tools mirroring monitor functionality to quickly troubleshoot connectivity and monitor issues through the product interface
E-mail monitoring
Verify that business-critical e-mail communications are operating by sending and receiving e-mail messages
End-to-end web based sequence monitoring
Confirm that a complete sequence of web-based, back-end, and e-mail actions are executed correctly and in the proper order using the eBusiness Chain Monitor.
Flexible monitor error thresholds
Select from different parameters and values to set the Error, Warning, and Good status of each monitor.
Fault recovery automation
Automate failure recovery actions by combining system monitoring with versatile Script alerts
Monitor-to-monitor dependency relationships
Build enable-disable relationships between monitors and groups to suppress redundant alerts from sets of monitors that are dependent on the same systems.
Monitor Browser
Quickly view all monitors in your set up and filter according to status, name, type, or other criteria
Multiple SiteScope installations
Link and view multiple SiteScope installations in your environment in a a single interface using the Multi-view feature.
Monitor templates
Speed deployment of your monitoring by creating monitor templates that can rapidly configure common monitors over multiple servers
Remote server monitoring
Monitor systems running on Windows, UNIX, and Linux using SiteScope running on Windows NT/2000 or monitor other Unix systems with SiteScope running on Solaris or Linux
Scheduled maintenance task automation
Automate routine system management tasks by combining system scripts with the flexible Script Monitor
Server performance monitoring
Monitor performance metrics for many popularly used application servers
SiteScope - Topaz Managed Services integration
Integrate SiteScope availability monitoring with Mercury Interactive's remote Topaz Managed Services (TMS) by configuring SiteScope to be an TMS agent
SiteScope - SiteSeer integration
Integrate remote monitoring data from SiteSeer accounts directly to the SiteScope Main Panel
SiteScope - Topaz integration
Integrate SiteScope availability monitoring with Mercury Interactive's Topaz Console by configuring SiteScope to be a Topaz agent
SNMP integration and support
Configure SiteScope to be an SNMP agent reporting to other SNMP management consoles. Conversely, use SiteScope's built in SNMP support to monitor other SNMP enabled devices
System level monitoring
Increase the depth of your monitoring and speed troubleshooting with system resource and log monitoring
URL monitoring
Monitor URL availability and content with versatile URL monitoring options


I will the share information on integration of Site Scope with Load runner soon.


Happy Exploration !!!

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