Specifications

Event Actions
Example
transaction "AppEventstop"
module "AppEventstop"
{
event "Stop" AppEvent Stop { }
}
DNS FailedLookup Event Action
A Domain Name System (DNS) resource exists for each process that makes
requests to a DNS server. The FailedLookup event action indicates a failed
DNS lookup. At times, it may appear that Application Response is reporting
more DNS failed lookups than actually occur. In fact, the DNS failures do
occur, but the Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS), which is layered
beneath DNS, successfully fills the request for an IP address after DNS fails.
When monitoring DNS failures, be aware that WINS often fulfills these failed
DNS requests successfully.
Example
The following example shows a rule for monitoring failed DNS lookups.
transaction "FailedLookup"
module "FailedLookup"
{
event "Failed" DNS FailedLookup { }
}
DNS Start Event Action
A Domain Name System (DNS) resource exists for each process that makes
requests to a DNS server. The Start event indicates that the process has
begun making DNS requests to the server.
Note: You cannot use the IgnoreEvents clause for a DNS Start event.
Example
transaction "DNSstart"
module "DNSstart"
{
event "Start" DNS Start { }
}
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