APM Plug-in - FAQs

I already have OpManager. Why do I need the APM plug-in?

OpManager helps you to monitor health, availability, and performance of all devices and applications on your network. The APM plug-in proactively monitors application servers, databases, services, ERP systems, transactions, custom applications, virtual resources and cloud apps in your heterogeneous data center. This helps in identifying the application faults before your end user knows about it. The OpManager & APM Plug-in combination offers an integrated network-application monitoring solution for your enterprise.

Which monitors are supported by the APM plug-in?

The APM Plug-in offers out-of-the-box monitoring support for 100+ applications and servers. Click here for the detailed supported monitors list.

How the APM plug-in is licensed?

OpManager's APM plug-in is licensed based on the number of monitors. You have the option of purchasing a license for the required number of supported monitors. Check out our Pricing page for detailed pricing.

Is the APM plug-in a separate downloadable file and are there any prerequisites?

Yes. APM plug-in is a separate downloadable file. (Click here to download the file)
The only prerequisite is, you should have a compatible version of OpManager installed. Click here to know more about supported versions of OpManager for APM plug-in.

What installation platforms are supported?

APM plug-in supports Windows and Linux installation.

Does the APM Plug-in need a separate database?

Applications Manager uses a different Database. Incase of PGSQL backend ,it uses OpManager PGSQL database and creates AMDB. Incase of MSSQL, it creates AMDB in the SQL instance. Overall, you have two Databases - one for Applications Manager and one for OpManager.

I'm already an OpManager customer, how can I evaluate APM plug-in? Or I'm evaluating OpManager now, how can I get APM plug-in?

1. Go to APM plug-in download page, and check if your installation meets the prerequisite to install the plug-in.
2. Download OpManager's APM plug-in from (download tab link).
3. Shutdown OpManager Service.
4. Right click the EXE file of APM plugin and select 'Run as administrator' and walk through the installation.
5. Start the OpManager service which will automatically start AppManager plugin.

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