Foglight^® for Exchange 6.1.0

Developed for Foglight Management Server 6.1.0 /  Foglight Evolve 6.1.0

Release Notes

April 2022

Contents

Welcome to Foglight for Exchange

Resolved issues and enhancements

Known issues

Third party known issues

Upgrade and compatibility

System requirements

Prerequisites

Troubleshooting

Product licensing

Getting started with Foglight for Exchange

About Us

Welcome to Foglight for Exchange

Foglight^® solution simplifies application performance monitoring and reduces the skills and effort required to manage applications, the user experience, and the supporting infrastructure.

Unlike other solutions, Foglight uses a single code base, and has a model-driven design that couples fast deployment and accelerated time-to-value. It offers the modular flexibility required to deliver a range of capabilities and sophistication to meet the needs of any organization—from those still focused on technology-centric monitoring to those that have completed the transition to application-centric or transactional monitoring.

Foglight performs equally well in physical, virtual, and mixed infrastructure environments, providing visibility into issues affecting the application and end-user experience. Intuitive workflows help you quickly move from the symptom to the root cause in the application, database, infrastructure, or network to resolve issues, reducing mean time to resolution. Predefined and drag-and-drop dashboards provide insight that is tailored to each stakeholder. By offering comprehensive visibility into your monitored environment, Foglight helps ensure that cross-functional teams collaborate on and prioritize issues that matter most to the business.

These Release Notes cover the resolved issues, known issues, workarounds, and other important information about the 6.1.0 release of Foglight for Exchange. Review all sections before starting the installation.

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Resolved issues and enhancements

This 6.1.0 release of Foglight for Exchange accompanies the release of Foglight Evolve 6.1.0. It does not include any resolved issue or enhancement.

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Known issues

This 6.1.0 release of Foglight for Exchange includes the following known issues at the time of this release.

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Third party known issues

The following is a list of third party issues known to exist at the time of this release.

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Upgrade and compatibility

The latest version of Foglight for Exchange is 6.1.x. You can upgrade to version 6.1.x of Foglight for Exchange from version 5.7.2.2 and later.

Note: When upgrading a stand-alone Foglight for Exchange from a version earlier than 5.7.2.3, the license must be updated. Contact your Quest Account Manager for your new license.

To upgrade the Foglight for Exchange to the latest version:

1. Deactivate all of the Exchange agents.
2. Install version 6.1.x of Foglight for Exchange. For details, see Installation instructions.
3. Deploy the agent package to each Foglight Agent Manager that hosts an Exchange agent instance and wait for the version to update.
   Note: This may take two to three refresh cycles.
4. From the navigation panel, navigate to Dashboards > Exchange > Exchange Environment > Administration tab. In the Agents view select the Exchange agents that you want to upgrade, and click Upgrade Agent.
   Note: You can specify the lockbox when upgrading the agents. The credentials for the existing agents are updated automatically. 
   
5. Verify the agent properties and update the properties and collection intervals as required.
6. Activate the agents and start data collections.

Important: For a list of issues that you may encounter after upgrading the Foglight for Exchange to version 6.1.x, and ways to troubleshoot these issues, see section Potential issues after upgrading the cartridge to version 6.1.0.

Note: If you are also running Foglight for Active Directory, you must upgrade the Active Directory agents as well. It is strongly recommended that you run the same version and patch level of both cartridges.

The following is a list of product versions and platforms compatible with this release.

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System requirements

Before installing Foglight for Exchange, ensure your system meets the following minimum hardware and software requirements:

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Prerequisites

The following prerequisite conditions must be in place in order to successfully initialize an Exchange agent. Failure to meet these prerequisites may result in missing metrics in Foglight for Exchange dashboards.

Important: All prerequisite steps must be completed on the Exchange server as well as the Active Directory® server because the Exchange agent collects information from the Active Directory server and requires access permissions.

Note: The Remote Access Diagnostics utility, provided with this cartridge, checks the connectivity between the Foglight Agent Manager (FglAM) and Active Directory and Exchange servers that are being monitored. It also tests for the prerequisite conditions that must be met in order to initialize an Exchange agent. This utility requires .NET® 2.0 libraries to run. For more information on running the Remote Access Diagnostics utility, see the Remote Access Diagnostics User Guide.

Account privileges

Exchange account privileges:

Note: Make sure to give minimum required privilege to your agent; otherwise this agent cannot start data collection.

• Exchange server Local Administrator privilege (DCOM, WinRm).
• Running Exchange PowerShell cmdlet with the following privileges:
  • Server Management
  • Organization Management
  • View-Only Organization Management

Domain Controller account privileges: a domain user account with the following privileges (LDAP):

• Organization Management (Exchange 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019)

DCOM prerequisites for the Exchange server

1. Enable the Distributed COM (DCOM) on the Exchange server:
   1. Click Start | Run.
   2. In the Run dialog, enter dcomcnfg and click OK.
   3. Expand Component Services and then Computers.
   4. Right-click the My Computer object and select Properties.
   5. On the Default Properties tab, check the Enable Distributed COM on this computer option.
      • Select "Default Authentication Level" as "Connect.
      • Select "Default Impersonation Level" as "Identify".
2. The Remote Registry Service must be running on each Exchange server being monitored by Foglight for Exchange, to allow agents remote access to the registry.
   
3. The Exchange account specified in the agent properties must have Full Control permissions on the registry keys. Refer to Permissions on registry keys to configure DCOM command shell connection in Foglight Agent Manager Guide for detailed information.

SmbServerNameHardeningLevel in Exchange Server should be 0 (the default)

 Exchange servers that have to be accessed by clients not supporting GSS authentication must have SmbServerNameHardeningLevel set to 0 (the default). For more information, see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2345886.

Firewall settings for the Exchange Server

Rule #1: need local ports 135, 139, 389 (or 636) and 445 opened.

Rule #2: need "Dynamic RPC" local ports opened.

For more information, see the following article: https://support.quest.com/kb/SOL85903.

Configure Windows Remote Management (WinRM)

For details about this topic, refer to the "Configuring Windows Remote Management (WinRM)" section in the Foglight Agent Manager Guide.  

Kerberos settings for the Agent Manager

The Kerberos configuration file specifies the KDC from which tickets are obtained. Operating systems sometimes have their own Kerberos configuration files. If present, the Agent Manager uses them by default. They can be found in the following locations:

•  Windows: %WINDIR%\krb5.ini which typically translates to C:\Windows\krb5.ini
•  UNIX:
  /etc/krb5.conf
  Or:
  /etc/krb5/krb5.conf

If none of these files are found, the Agent Manager attempts to create its own kerberos configuration file, based on the detected settings. The detection can only be done on Windows, so on Unix, the file is not generated. On Unix platforms, you need to create your own Kerberos configuration files to establish WinRM connections using Negotiate authentication.

The krb5.ini or krb5.conf file should contain the realm info and hostname of the KDC for this realm. For example:

[libdefaults]
default_realm = <REALM_NAME_IN_CAPS>
[realms]
<REALM_NAME_IN_CAPS> = {
kdc = <fully_qualified_kdc_name>
}
[domain_realm]
.<domain_in_lower_case> = <REALM_NAME_IN_CAPS>

Agent must be able to reach the target host

Server objects do not appear until at least one piece of data has been collected and recorded. If communication fails completely, you will not see objects.

Configuration steps:

1. Test Ping by IP. You must be able to ping the collection target from the FglAM hosting the agent instance. If ping by IP fails, there are routing issues.
2. Test Ping by host name. A DNS server or Hosts file must be available to the FMS server in order to resolve names. If ping by host name fails, there are DNS or Hosts file issues.
3. If a Hosts file is used, it should contain an entry for each domain where hosts reside. For example:
   10.10.10.100 domain.local
   10.10.10.200 childdomain.domain.local
4. In addition, individual servers must resolve to the NetBIOS names and the FQDN. For example:
   10.10.10.101 server server.domain.local
   The Hosts file is located at %windir%\system\drivers\etc.

Additional configuration settings

1. Enable Remote Shell for the user account used to monitor the Exchange environment. For more information, see Manage Exchange Management Shell access.

2. If your Exchange environment is running on Windows Server 2012 or below, make sure to download and install KB2842230 from Microsoft Updated Catalog to avoid the "Out of memory" error. For more information, see "Out of memory" error on a computer that has a customized MaxMemoryPerShellMB quota set and has WMF 3.0 installed.

3. Execute the Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned command for all of your Exchange environments.

PowerShell configurations required for feature state queries (for Exchange servers only)

The new-TestCasConnectivityUser.ps1 PowerShell script must be run on each Exchange Server to configure a test account for the OWA connectivity user tests. This aids in the collection of OWA metrics. The script is located in the Scripts folder of your Exchange install directory. For example, if Exchange is installed in C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange, then the script is located in C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange\Scripts.

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Troubleshooting

This section provides information about problems that you might encounter while monitoring your environment with Foglight for Exchange, and describes the solutions available to troubleshoot these problems.

Foglight for Active Directory and Foglight for Exchange integration

The following domain controller specific metrics are not available in Foglight for Exchange unless an Active Directory agent is monitoring the domain controller:

• Exchange | Environment | Servers | AD Dependencies (LDAP, Replication, Database)
• Exchange | Exchange Explorer | AD Health | Domain Controllers |
  • Replication Queue Length
  • Replication Failures

Symptom: Some domain controller specific metrics do not display in the Foglight for Exchange views.

Resolution: Install Foglight for Active Directory.

Exchange Server discovery feature

Foglight for Exchange now detects when an Exchange server is added or removed. Alarms are generated for the following cases:

• A new Exchange 2007/2010 server is detected and there is no agent monitoring it.
• A new Exchange server is detected, but the Exchange version on this server is not supported for monitoring.
• An existing Exchange server is removed and an associated agent still exists.

Symptom: Alarms are not being generated when an Exchange server is added or removed.

Resolution:

There are two rules used for the Exchange Server Discovery feature. Disabling either one of these rules will disable alerting on server discovery. Ensure that the following rules are not disabled:

• EXC Server Discovery Search
• EXC Server Discovery Alert

The EXC Server Discovery Search rule fires every 24 hours and an LDAP query is made once for every domain that has an active, collecting agent. Therefore, depending on when the server was added or removed, there may be a delay in seeing the alarm. Also, if the agent is deactivated or not collecting data, the new or removed server will not be detected until the next server discovery search interval after the agent is re-activated and collecting data.

RPCs Failed (Server Too Busy) performance metric

The RPCs Failed (Server Too Busy) performance metric is a client-reported value. In order to send this type of data to the server in Outlook 2003 or later, the Exchange server’s registry must contain the ClientMonitoringReportLevel registry key with a value of either one or two.

Symptom: RPCs Failed (Server Too Busy) performance metric is not being collected.

Resolution:

Ensure that the server’s registry contains the ClientMonitoringReportLevel registry key with a value of either one or two.

• In Exchange 2007, the default behavior is to collect performance data only from Outlook clients that have high-speed network connectivity. (Functionally the same as when the value of the ClientMonitoringReportLevel registry key is set to one.)
• For clients that are using a low-bandwidth connection, set the value of the ClientMonitoringReportLevel to two.

To modify the client-side monitoring levels for Outlook 2003 or later clients:

Tip: It is recommended that you create a backup copy of the Registry that you can revert to prior to making any changes.

1. On the Exchange server that contains the client mailboxes to be monitored, run: regedit.
2. If you are asked to allow the Regedit program to make changes to the computer, click Yes.
3. Navigate to the following registry key:
   HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\MSExchangeIS\ParametersSystem
4. Right-click ParametersSystem and click New | DWORD Value.
5. Name the new DWORD value ClientMonitoringReportLevel.
6. Double-click ClientMonitoringReportLevel.
7. In the Value data field, enter the appropriate value:
   0 = do not collect data from any Outlook 2003 and later clients
   1 = collect performance data only from high-bandwidth Outlook 2003 and later clients (default)
   2 = collect performance data from all Outlook 2003 or later clients
8. Close the registry editor.
   The Exchange Information Store service automatically detects the changes. You do not need to restart the computer or any services.

Monitoring Microsoft Exchange Monitoring service

The Microsoft Exchange Monitoring service is not monitored and alarms will not be raised for this service by default. However, if you use this service in your Exchange organization, you can enable monitoring.

Symptom: Microsoft Exchange Monitoring service is not being monitored.

Resolution: Enable monitoring of this service:

1.  Navigate to Dashboards > Administration > Agents > Agent Status.
2. Under Monitor, select a Monitored Service and click Edit.
3. Click Add Row in the ExchangeMonitoring - ExchangeAgent - monitoredServicesList table.
4. Enter the Server Role and the Service Name for the service to be monitored. All entries are case sensitive.
   win2k3\MicrosoftExchangeMonitoring
   or
   win2k8\MicrosoftExchangeMonitoring
5. Click Save Changes.

Recommended best practices

The following procedure is a best practice that is recommended for optimal performance.

Disable automatic updates on Foglight Management Server

Do NOT allow Microsoft® automatic update feature to force an update of the server hosting the Foglight Management Server. This automatic update feature does not allow enough time for the Foglight Management Server to shutdown gracefully, which may leave your agents in a broken state.

Symptom: Cartridge agents will appear to be deactivated on the Agent Status dashboard.

Resolution: Using the Agent Status dashboard, select the deactivated agent and select the Activate button. If you cannot activate the selected agent, delete and reinstall the agent.

Potential issues after upgrading the cartridge to version 6.1.0

Insufficient heap memory

Symptoms:

When upgrading to version 6.1.0, you encounter an error message similar to the following message (actual values may vary):

Error deploying package … Cause: The addition of 2097152kb to the negotiated JVM Max heap size would adjust to 2359296kb, which would exceed the total available physical memory of 1780736kb. Rejecting memory request.

Resolution:

This message indicates that the Agent Manager does not have sufficient heap memory to allocate to the requesting Foglight for Exchange agent package. It is not possible to directly increase the amount of heap memory available to the Agent Manager, as it uses as much memory as the monitoring host can provide to it before issuing this message. The amount of memory available to be allocated to the Agent Manager must be increased, for example by adding more physical memory to the host. If the monitoring host is a virtual machine, more memory may be allocated to the VM.  

If this is not possible, consider moving some agents, or the Agent Manager and all agents, to another monitoring host which has more memory capacity.

Could not establish a connection to host xxx.xxxx.xxx

Symptoms:

1. The following exception message may be found in the Exchange agent log.
   2013-12-19 13:39:12.669 ECHO    <ExchangeMonitoring/5.6.6/ExchangeAgent/EXC0-EX7.domain7.local-agent> INFO [Thread-20] com.quest.agent.service.auth.impl.CredentialManagerImpl - Begin to query credential for host:  EX7.domain7.local
2013-12-19 13:39:26.707 ECHO    <ExchangeMonitoring/5.6.6/ExchangeAgent/EXC0-EX7.domain7.local-agent> INFO [Thread-20] com.quest.agent.exc.ExchangeAgentImpl - Validate credentials for host: EX7.domain7.local
2013-12-19 13:39:26.708 ECHO    <ExchangeMonitoring/5.6.6/ExchangeAgent/EXC0-EX7.domain7.local-agent> ERROR [Thread-20] com.quest.agent.exc.ExchangeAgentImpl - Could not establish a connection to host : EX7.domain7.local.
2013-12-19 13:39:26.708 ECHO    <ExchangeMonitoring/5.6.6/ExchangeAgent/EXC0-EX7.domain7.local-agent> ERROR [Thread-20] com.quest.agent.exc.ExchangeAgentImpl - Data collection failure.
com.quest.glue.api.services.NoCredentialsException: Could not establish a connection to host : EX7.domain7.local      
at com.quest.agent.exc.ExchangeAgentImpl.buidConfig(ExchangeAgentImpl.java:815)      
at com.quest.agent.exc.ExchangeAgentImpl.buildConfigOnCredential(ExchangeAgentImpl.java:791)      
at com.quest.agent.exc.ExchangeAgentImpl.access$000(ExchangeAgentImpl.java:84)      
at com.quest.agent.exc.ExchangeAgentImpl$1.run(ExchangeAgentImpl.java:839)      
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:662)  
2. In Administrator > Credentials > Manage Credentials, the following alarm may be found: "A Credential with purpose xxxx has been encrypted with a lockbox that has not been granted to this Agent Manager".

Resolution 1:

1. Ensure that the lockbox has been released to the related Agent Manager (check credential clients in the Credentials > Manage Lockboxes dashboard).
2. If the Agent Manager is in the credential client list, it must be restarted to fix this issue.

Resolution 2: Update the Agent Manager to version 5.6.12 (or later).

Data merge error found in Foglight Management Server console

Symptom:

The following error message may be found in the Foglight Management Server console.

Failed to retain value of property instances when editing EXCADAccessDomainController object "null (EXCADAccessDomainController)" (39bb11e5-e952-4d63-8629-c4efc19a546d).
Failed to retain value of property instances when editing EXCADAccessCache object "null (EXCADAccessCache)" (16d56083-19b0-4370-af54-9b775a7f644e).
Failed to retain value of property instances when editing EXCADAccessProcessobject "null (EXCADAccessProcess)" (36b2c281-13b6-48ee-9dc0-7660e326fd50).
Failed to retain value of property instances when editing EXCDatabase object "null (EXCADAccessProcess)" (36b2c281-13b6-48ee-9dc0-7660e326fd50).

Resolution:

1. Stop the data collection.
2. Run the following groovy script in the script console, to remove old topology objects: EXCADAccessDomainController, EXCADAccessCache, EXCADAccessProcess, and EXCDatabase.
   server["TopologyService"].deleteObjects(new java.util.HashSet(#!EXCADAccessDomainController#.topologyObjects)) 
server["TopologyService"].deleteObjects(new java.util.HashSet(#!EXCADAccessCache#.topologyObjects)) 
server["TopologyService"].deleteObjects(new java.util.HashSet(#!EXCADAccessProcess #.topologyObjects)) 
server["TopologyService"].deleteObjects(new java.util.HashSet(#!EXCDatabase#.topologyObjects))  

Cannot start the Exchange agent to monitor Exchange Edge Transport server

Symptoms:

1. The monitored Exchange Edge Transport server is a stand alone host.
2. In agent properties, communication Protocol is set as "WinRm Through HTTP" or "Winrm Through HTTPS".
3.  The following exception message may be found in the Exchange agent log.
   2014-01-26 10:51:47.329 ECHO    <ExchangeMonitoring/5.6.7/ExchangeAgent/2901-agent> ERROR [Quartz[0]-10] com.quest.agent.service.winRm.WinRMEndPoint - Fail to establish the WinRM connection: com.quest.glue.api.services.RemoteConnectionException: a connection could not be established.
2014-01-26 10:51:47.329 ECHO    <ExchangeMonitoring/5.6.7/ExchangeAgent/2901-agent> INFO [Quartz[0]-10] com.quest.agent.service.auth.impl.WinRmValidator - winRm connectivity test result: Failed.
2014-01-26 10:51:47.330 ECHO    <ExchangeMonitoring/5.6.7/ExchangeAgent/2901-agent> ERROR [Quartz[0]-10] com.quest.agent.exc.ExchangeAgentImpl - Could not establish a connection to host : zhuvmfog2901. 2014-01-26 10:51:47.332 ECHO    <ExchangeMonitoring/5.6.7/ExchangeAgent/2901-agent> EERROR [Quartz[0]-10] com.quest.agent.exc.ExchangeAgentImpl - Data collection failure.
com.quest.glue.api.services.NoCredentialsException: Could not establish a connection to host : XXXXXX                        
at com.quest.agent.exc.ExchangeAgentImpl.buidConfig(ExchangeAgentImpl.java:718)                        
at com.quest.agent.exc.ExchangeAgentImpl.buildConfigOnCredential(ExchangeAgentImpl.java:701)                        
at com.quest.agent.exc.ExchangeAgentImpl.init(ExchangeAgentImpl.java:866)                        
at com.quest.agent.exc.ExchangeAgentImpl.isReady(ExchangeAgentImpl.java:741)                        
at com.quest.agent.exc.ExchangeAgentImpl.informationStoreDetailCollection(ExchangeAgentImpl.java:594)                       
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)                        
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:39)                        
at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:25)                        
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:597)                        
at com.quest.glue.core.services.EquivalenceInvocationHandler.invoke(EquivalenceInvocationHandler.java:70)                        
at com.quest.glue.core.agent.AgentInteractionHandler.invoke(AgentInteractionHandler.java:186)                        
at com.sun.proxy.$Proxy51.informationStoreDetailCollection(Unknown Source)                        
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)                        
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:39)                        
at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:25)                        
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:597)                        
at com.quest.glue.core.agent.scheduler.CollectorCallback.invokeCollector(CollectorCallback.java:162)                        
at com.quest.glue.core.agent.scheduler.CollectorCallback.execute(CollectorCallback.java:130)                        
at com.quest.glue.core.scheduler.quartz.QuartzScheduler$ScheduledTaskSequentialJob.execute(QuartzScheduler.java:716)                        
at org.quartz.core.JobRunShell.run(JobRunShell.java:202)                        
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.runTask(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:895)                        
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:918)                        
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:662)

Resolution:

• Check the credential setting in Exchange Agent properties and ensure that the user is in local account format.

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Product licensing

Foglight includes a licensing capability that restricts access to those features that are defined in the license. Any Management Server installation requires a license that grants access to server-specific parts of the browser interface and the features associated with them. Foglight cartridges are also license-protected. While some cartridges are covered by the base Foglight license (such as Foglight Agent Manager cartridges and the Cartridge for Infrastructure), others may require an additional license. Foglight for Exchange is covered by the Foglight Evolve Monitor, Operate, and Flex license.

To activate a trial or a purchased commercial license:

1. On the navigation panel, under Dashboards, click Administration > Setup > Manage Licenses.
2. Click Install.
3. In the Install License dialog box, click Browse.
4. In the file browser that appears, specify the location of the license file.
5. In the Install License dialog box, click Install License.

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Getting started with Foglight for Exchange

Contents of the release package

The Foglight for Exchange release package contains the following:

1. Foglight for Exchange version 6.1.0 files:
   • ExchangeMonitoring-6_1_0.car
2. Product Documentation, including:
   • Foglight for Exchange User and Reference Guide (PDF and online help)
   • Foglight for Exchange Release Notes (this document)
   • Remote Access Diagnostics User Guide (PDF)

Installation instructions

Foglight for Exchange can be installed as a stand-alone cartridge on a Foglight platform. In this configuration, all Exchange metrics are collected as well as basic host metrics from both physical and virtual Exchange Servers. Before installing the cartridge, ensure that your Foglight Management Server is properly installed and configured. For information on how to install and configure the Foglight Management Server, refer to the Foglight Installation and Setup Guide set.

Foglight for Exchange can also be installed on a Foglight Evolve or a Foglight for Virtualization, Enterprise Edition platform. In this configuration, it is used to gain in-depth insight into the health of the virtual machine, the virtual host, and the virtual environment as a whole. Before installing the cartridge, ensure that Foglight Evolve or Foglight for Virtualization, Enterprise Edition properly installed and configured. For information on how to install and configure Foglight Evolve or Foglight for Virtualization, Enterprise Edition, refer to the Foglight Installation and Setup Guide set.

Installation best practices

You can use one Foglight Agent Manager (FglAM) with the following settings to support 25 to 30 agent instances: 6 GB memory and 2 CPU.

It is recommended that you perform the following steps before you begin the installation procedure:

1. If you do not have a Foglight for Exchange cartridge, you can download it from our Support Portal at https://support.quest.com/.
   1. Before you download the product, you must register with Quest. If you are a registered Quest user, log on using your email address and password.
   2. Once you have registered or logged in, locate the product and version that you want to download from the product list.
   3. In the download window, click the link and save the file to an appropriate directory (for example, C:\temp).
2. Verify that prerequisites are met as listed in the Upgrade and compatibility and System requirements sections of this document.

Installation and setup

Foglight for Exchange is distributed as a .car file: ExchangeMonitoring-6_1_0.car.

To install Foglight for Exchange:

Use the Administration > Cartridges > Cartridge Inventory dashboard to install the ExchangeMonitoring-6_1_0.car cartridge.

For full installation instructions, refer to the topic "Installing Foglight cartridges" in the Foglight Administration and Configuration Help.

In order for Exchange data to appear on the Foglight browser interface, once the cartridge has been successfully installed, you need to deploy the agent package, configure the agent properties, create and activate agents, and start the data collection. For detailed information about these procedures, refer to Foglight for Exchange User and Reference Guide.

Additional resources

Additional information is available from the following:

• Online product documentation (https://support.quest.com/technical-documents#F)
• Foglight Community https://www.quest.com/community/products/foglight/

Globalization

This section contains information about installing and operating this product in non-English configurations, such as those needed by customers outside of North America. This section does not replace the materials about supported platforms and configurations found elsewhere in the product documentation.

This release is Unicode-enabled and supports any Unicode character set. In this release, all product components should be configured to use the same or compatible character encodings and should be installed to use the same locale and regional options. This release is targeted to support operations in the following regions: North America, Western Europe and Latin America, Central and Eastern Europe, Far-East Asia, Japan. It supports bidirectional writing (Arabic and Hebrew). The release supports Complex Script (Central Asia – India, Thailand).

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