Adding ArcGIS Server Monitoring Containers

Below is the dialog you should see when adding an ArcGIS Server container.

An ArcGIS Server container can be added in 3 different ways.

1.  You can use the left side dropdown to select a connection. See Connections for more information.

2.  You can provide an ArcGIS Server username and password, along with the URL.

3.  You can provide an ArcGIS Server URL, and click the No Security checkbox to continue without credentials.

Note: See the examples for how ArcGIS URLs should be formatted.  Regarding security. 6443 is the default port.

After you have either provided a connection, or information to connect to a new server, clicking the corresponding [Next] button will continue to the next window.

The GeoSystems Monitor will take the information provided and generate a list of folders are the server. 

Using the checkboxes on the right side, you can select what folders you would like to proceed with.  The next step will list the services in the selected folders.

Click [Next] after you are satisfied with the folder selection.

The GeoSystems Monitor will loop through the selected folders and provide a detailed list of services that it has found.

You should see something similar to the image below.

Again, using the checkboxes on the right side of the list, you can select which services you would like to monitor in this container.

As well as services, you can create an AGS Usage Check and Host Check from this dialog.

See AGS Usage Check and Host Check for more information.

Once you are satisfied with the services selected, click [Create Container]

The window will close, and you will see your newly created server on the dashboard with a spinning verifying image.

Once the GeoSystem Monitor has finished verifying the server, you will see the image change to a checkmark.

You can use the Status Points button to open the container at anytime to watch the services update.