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 Local Retry Queue Length—Retry queue length of mail messages locally delivered by Exchange
Server 2003 in the last polling period.
 Local Queue Length—Queue length of mail messages locally delivered by Exchange Server 2003
in the last polling period.
 Remote Retry Queue Length—Retry queue length of mail messages delivered to the external mail
system of Exchange Server 2003 in the last polling period.
 Remote Queue Length—Queue length of mail messages delivered to the external mail system of
Exchange Server 2003 in the last polling period.
 Messages to Route—Number of mail messages to route by Exchange Server 2003 in the last
polling period.
 Messages Sent—Number of mail messages processed by Exchange Server 2003 and locally
delivered by Exchange Server 2003 in the last polling period.
 Messages Unsent—Number of mail messages failed to be delivered by Exchange Server 2003 in
the last polling period.
 Classified Queue Length—Number of mail messages in the classified queue of Exchange Server
2003 in the last polling period.
Exchange Server 2007
The Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 provides mail services for domain users by cooperating with Active
Directory. It supports SMTP, POP3, and IMAP4 mail protocols.
APM lets you monitor Exchange Server 2007 hosts based on their server roles selected during
deployment. Exchange Server 2007 supports the following server roles: Mailbox role, Client Access role,
Hub Transport role, Unified Messaging Server role, and Edge Transport Server role.
Adding an Exchange Server 2007 application monitor
APM monitors the Exchange Server 2007 application through WMI. When you add application
monitors for Exchange Server 2007, follow these guidelines:
 Configure and enable WMI for the Windows operating system on which Exchange Server 2007 is
installed . For information about enabling WMI for Windows, see Microsoft Windows Server
online help.
 Add the Exchange Server 2007 hosts to the IMC Platform so APM can obtain and display network
connections of the hosts and their access devices in the application topology. For more information
about adding hosts to the IMC Platform, see HP IMC Base Platform Administrator Guide.
 Obtain the correct username and password of the user who has the Windows administrator's
privileges.
 To view traffic statistics in the monitor report of the Exchange Server 2007 application, make sure
at least one probe is configured in APM. After an Exchange Server 2007 application monitor is
added, APM sends the IP address and service port of the monitored Exchange Server 2007
application to the probes for traffic collection.
To add an Exchange Server 2007 application monitor:
1. Click the Resource tab.
2. Display the Add Application page in two ways:
 Select Application Manager > Add Application from the navigation tree.