Active Directory Monitor - FAQs

Active Directory Monitor - FAQs

1. What are the Scripts and Process used in Active Directory Monitor?

Below is the list of VB Scripts and PowerShell scripts used for data collection in the AD monitor.
  1. VB Scripts are present in <AppManager-Home>\working\conf\application\scripts directory
    1. wmicheckauthentication.vbs
    2. wmiQueryExecuter.vbs
    3. cookwmiget.vbs
    4. ADReplicationData.vbs

  2. PowerShell Scripts are present in <AppManager-Home>\working\conf\application\scripts\powershell directory
    1. ADTimeSyncTest.ps1
    2. PortConnectivity.ps1
    3. ActiveDirectoryPorts.ps1
    4. ADDiagnosticTests.ps1
Here is the list of processes used to execute the scripts mentioned above.
  1. cscript.exe
  2. powershell.exe

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