HP Intelligent Management Center v5.2 Application Performance Manager Administrator Guide

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 FTP—FTP server deployed VSFTP. It receives backup data from MySQL-S every day.
 SW1—Layer 3 switch that provides network access services and performs access control for all
servers.
Administrators required for the network include:
 Administrator A—Performs routine network maintenance. As a member of the operator group
Administrator Group, administrator A has the Admin privilege and manages all servers, network
devices, BIND, and VSFTP.
 Administrator B—Updates and publishes web pages. As a member of the operator group Web
Group, administrator B has the maintainer privilege and manages Web 1, Web 2, Apache, and
PHP.
 Administrator C—Performs routine database maintenance and optimization. As a member of the
operator group DB Group, administrator B has the maintainer privilege and manages MySQL-M,
MySQL-S, and MySQL.
 Administrator D—Monitors services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. As a member of the operator
group 7*24 Monitor Group, administrator D has the viewer privilege.
Configuration consideration
You can configure APM to monitor the following applications in the network:
 Linux applications on the six Linux servers. Before you add a Linux monitor, you must create an
administrator account that allows SSH login to the Linux server.
 Apache applications on Web 1 and Web 2. Before you add an Apache server monitor, you must
modify the Apache configuration file.
 MySQL applications on MySQL-M and MySQL-S. Before you add a MySQL monitor, , you must
create an administrator account that allows remote login to the MySQL server.
 PHP applications on Web 1 and Web 2.
 DNS service application on the DNS server. The DNS server needs to resolve the domain name
www.apm-test.com.
 FTP application on the FTP server. Before you add an FTP monitor, you must create an FTP account
that allows login to the FTP server.
In addition, you can add the following application monitors for better network management:
 Directory monitor—Monitors the server directories used to save backup files and helps prevent
backup file upload failures due to disk space insufficiency.
 Database query monitor—You can add database query monitors for critical databases to detect
query slowdown.
 URL monitor—You can add URL application monitors to monitor critical pages, such as the home
page http://www.apm-test.com/index.html and the user login page
http://www.apm-test.com/user/login.php.
Configuration procedure
1. Configure the Apache server. For more information, see "12 Web server monitor."
2. Create a server administrator account, a MySQL account, and an FTP account:
 Linux username/password—root/apm123
 MySQL username/password—apmtest/apm123