BizTalk Servers

One of the most common problems that administration teams encounter in a BizTalk environment is while monitoring/diagnosing any issues. If an error or failure happens on different servers, the administration team has to manually log in to each server to view server information or trying to find the root cause of the issue. This is a time-consuming process and it poses severe security risks since team members will have full access permissions to log in to the server and perform any operations to fix the issues. BizTalk360 addresses this problem by providing you the capability to access BizTalk and SQL servers directly from the BizTalk360 UI.

Below instructions show you how to access a BizTalk server.

Follow the below steps to view the BizTalk Server information in BizTalk360:

• Log into the BizTalk360 application

• Click on the Environment name in the landing page

• Click to expand the 'Manage Infrastructure' option and select 'BizTalk Servers' link

• The BizTalk Server page displays the below information

  1. Memory - This section provides information about the BizTalk Server RAM memory
  2. CPU - CPU usage information is displayed in this section
  3. Windows edition - This section provides information about the Windows edition installed on the server
  4. BizTalk/IIS edition - This section provides information about the BizTalk/IIS edition installed on the server
  5. Hardware - Hardware details of the server is displayed in this section
  6. Host Instances - Information about the number of host instances that are started/stopped is displayed here
  7. Server Usage - Server usage operations are listed in this section