Overview This article explains how to troubleshoot WinHTTP Error 12030, which may occur when the Applications Manager Agent is unable to establish a secure HTTPS connection with the Applications Manager server. In most cases, this issue is caused by ...
Starting with Applications Manager version 180900, an option is available in the UI to explicitly allow previously registered agents to re-register after they are reinstalled. In versions before 180900, this option is not available in the UI, and ...
Applications Manager allows you to remotely collect server agent logs from monitored machines for troubleshooting purposes. The retrieved logs are compressed and stored on the Applications Manager server. Supported Versions Server Agent version ...
If the hostname or port number of the Applications Manager server changes, you must update the corresponding configuration in the installed server agents so that they can continue communicating with Applications Manager. Supported Versions Server ...
This document provides step-by-step instructions to update the Server agent version key in Applications Manager for versions 175300 to 178500. Log in to Applications Manager Use an account with administrator privileges. Disable Security Constraints • ...
Follow the steps given below to ensure the successful upgrade of the Windows agent: 1. Check the Windows Installer service in Windows Service Manager. Click on Start and go to Control Panel. Select System and Security, then click on Windows Tools. ...
Here is the list of log files generated by the Linux and Windows server monitoring agent. The log files are stored in the same directory where the agent source file is installed. By default they are at: For Linux: ...
Based on the applications available in your environment, the Applications Manager Windows server monitoring agent will run the following services: ManageEngine Applications Manager Full-Stack Agent: This is the main service responsible for monitoring ...