Health Monitoring and Recovery SDK
Overview
Health Monitoring & Recovery is a new feature of Citrix Presentation Server 4.5. The main function of the Health Monitoring & Recovery feature is to monitor the health of Presentation Server. If any of the tests fail, you can configure the Health Monitoring & Recovery feature to generate a recovery action, such as disabling the load balancing capability of the server or restarting the server. The Health Monitoring & Recovery feature includes a number of preconfigured tests; however, you can use the Health Monitoring & Recovery SDK to create custom tests for your specific environment.
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HMR Test Pack |
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Health Monitoring & Recovery SDK 4.5 |
Getting Started Resources Health Monitoring and Recovery SDK
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Writing HMR Tests with MFCOM and VBScript - (02 Oct,2007 by Citrix CDN – viewed times.)
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Writing Health Monitoring & Recovery Tests in any Language - (02 Oct,2007 by Citrix CDN – viewed times.)
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Security Requirements for Health Monitoring & Recovery Tests - (02 Oct,2007 by Citrix CDN – viewed times.)
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How to Write Your First Health Monitoring & Recovery Test - (02 Oct,2007 by Citrix CDN – viewed times.)
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HMR Test Pack - (02 Oct,2007 by Citrix CDN – viewed times.)
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Health Monitoring & Recovery SDK 4.5 - (02 Oct,2007 by Citrix CDN – viewed times.)
Comments (2)
Aug 26, 2009
Anonymous says:
our company will be using XenApp Enterprise soon. Will I still be able to instal...our company will be using XenApp Enterprise soon. Will I still be able to installed this feature? or does the Enterprise comes with a built-in?
Mar 13
Rick Berry says:
Has anyone written a custom HMR test via VBS script that will start a service if...Has anyone written a custom HMR test via VBS script that will start a service if needed? For example, I've written a custom HMR script that will check if Citrix Print Manager service is running, and if it's not, then start the service. The script works fine when I run it interactively, but when run inside of HMR I can't get the service started (since HMR is in local system context). I've tried a few methods (WMI, cmd line using sc command, cmd line using net start, psexec /i) with no luck. Thanks.