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Monitoring non-default Instances of SQL Server 2005

Last post 09-05-2008 1:01 PM by Jcollazo. 2 replies.
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  • 08-19-2008 6:16 PM

    • Jcollazo
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    Monitoring non-default Instances of SQL Server 2005

    I am trying to monitor a server with APM v2 that has the default instance of SQL Server disabled.  There is a non-default instance of SQL Server 2005 running on the server but I don't see in the new v2 SQL Server template (or old SQL Server template for that matter) where you can specify a particular SQL Server instance.   Using the default v2 SQL Server 2005 template gets me healthy indicators for the SQL Server processes but everything else is either reporting unknown or down. 

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  • 08-29-2008 8:15 In reply to

    Re: Monitoring non-default Instances of SQL Server 2005

    I ran into the same problem.  I eventually discovered you can use the AppBuilder wizard to connect to the SQL server and list the WMI counters per instance name.  Once you get the WQL you can create a new monitor or cut/past the WQL into the monitor within your SQL template.

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  • 09-05-2008 1:01 PM In reply to

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    Re: Monitoring non-default Instances of SQL Server 2005

    This worked for me.  Thanks

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