SAP CCMS Technical Expert Monitors Monitor Set

All Contexts on Local Application Server

The monitor contains all contexts of the local application server.

A monitoring context is the uppermost node of a monitoring tree and contains all associated monitoring objects and monitoring attributes. A context is unique both in a segment and at system level; it can be defined as system-wide or within an application server.

All Monitoring Contexts

This monitor contains all contexts of the current system.

This monitor contains the same data as the System / All Monitoring Segments / All Monitoring Contexts monitors (see below), however the data is broken down by different topics (the contexts) and not by the instances (monitoring segments) that deliver the values.

CCMS Selfmonitoring

This monitor displays the status of the monitoring architecture and the Alert Monitor.

GRMG Selfmonitoring

The monitor displays the status of the Monitoring with the Generic Request and Message Generator.

Method Dispatching

This monitor displays the messages of the method dispatchers, allowing you to observe the error-free execution of the data collection methods.

Remote Application Server Status

The monitor displays the availability of individual application servers. The monitoring is performed by the instance agent (see Infrastructure of the NetWeaver Management Agents).

Selfmonitoring CCMS Agents

This monitor displays the most important data for the CCMS agents in your IT landscape.

System / All Monitoring Segments / All Monitoring Contexts

This monitor contains all monitoring segments with all contexts of the current system.

A monitoring segment is the memory area in shared memory of an instance that the monitoring architecture uses for all active contexts and collected monitoring attributes. A monitoring segment includes all active components and data.