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File Replication Service Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007

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The Microsoft® Windows File Replication Service Management Pack monitors the performance and availability of Windows File Replication Service, Ultrasound, and Replica Sets. By detecting and providing alerts for critical events and performance indicators, this Management Pack helps you correct and prevent possible service outages. This Management Pack plays an important role in ensuring that Windows File Replication Service, and Replica Sets are available and working correctly.
By using embedded expertise, this Management Pack provides alerts for performance, health, and availability conditions that indicate problems. It helps you identify issues before they become critical, allowing you to maintain a high level of availability and performance for Windows File Replication Service and Replica Sets. As a result, this Management Pack can reduce the cost of ownership by enabling proactive management and reducing resolution times for identified issues.
Requires OpsMgr 2007 MOM 2005 Backward Compatibility MP Update) 6.0.5000.1 (or higher)

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