Tags
Free Monitoring, Lync Tools, Monitoring, PowerShell GUI, Skype for Business Monitoring, Synthetic Transactions, Tools
A few months back a new pet project resulted in an application called Skype for Business Monitoring Tool. Simply stated this application is a series of synthetic transactions in a PowerShell wrapper. The tool will run a selection of tests then report the results to the local event log.
Shortly after that a reporting module was added. The reporting module will compile an email report covering the previous 24 hour cycle of tests. The report includes a success vs failure rate and colour codes the ratio either green, amber or red to indicate health for each test in question.
What’s new in V1.3?
The following features have been added:-
Alert emailing
This is an alert email that is generated at the end of a test cycle if any of the synthetic transactions fail. The email consist of the Event ID and description of the error (the format is rough at present but server its purpose well – a review of this is planned)
More Tests
A total of 24 tests are now available, that equates to 12 new tests introduced in this release. These include:-
- Group IM
- Application Sharing
- Persistent Chat
- Data Conferencing
- UCWA Conferencing
- Web App Conferencing
- Web App Anonymous Conferencing
- Web Scheduler
- XMPP
- Audio Video Edge
- Mobility IM
- PSTN Peer-to-Peer
New “About”
A ReadMe.htm file now contains all the “About” information, version details, event ID references and notes. The ReadMe.htm file is also sent by email as the test email function
What’s planned for VNext?
A new module that monitors and reports on the Skype Server roles. The items I plan to include are as follows:-
- Skype related Services
- CPU usage and peaks
- Memory usage and peaks
- Disk usage
- Daily report on Skype related Event Log warnings and Errors
Please do chime in if you have any suggestions or feedback.
-Sorted
