Why is the defult value for a port >1?

I can't find any case where 2 or more messages are of high interest.

= 1 or >0 is the one I see is most useful.

On a monitoring entry it is possible to add multiple alarms. However those ports could only be monitored stand alone.

It would be super useful if you could combine multiple ports and monitor them together.

For example say we have three ports and are interesting in having any message received in any of them. You would like to monitor >0 in the sum of all the ports.

It would be great if there was an option to set a timer for how long to disable an alarm. In today's busy world, sometimes an alarm is turned off for maintenance or testing, and users forget to re-enable once done. I would think a default of 24 hours would be more than sufficient.

Presently, AutoCorrect still works outside the time window.

Ideally, I would have liked AUTOCORRECT for specific alarms to have a specific schedule.

Bharat Biyani

I think Up alert should act the same on Threshold and Data Monitoring.

If we could enter the host name rather than IP address we would not be required to make a change if the backend MQ server was migrated to a new ip address thru an upgrade.

Using file monitoring in BizTalk360, need to monitor the file location based on the mask pattern and get alerted when those masked file is aged more than a day.

When expecting 10 running instances of a named orchestration, and if one disappeared, want to be alerted if the number of running instances has dropped below 10. To monitor this sort of scenario it would be better if MessageBox Data monitoring holds less than condition (>).

On the biztalk group dashboard, you have a list with errors and warnings. It would be good to add a clickthrough on that list, so you get taken to the error or warning in question (like you can when you click on the red or yellow box).

We have requirement to configure two alerts one for BizTalk monitoring and one for third party web endpoint monitoring.

If we wanted to use third party web monitoring alone in the alerts, it adds lot of additional information ofBizTalk server which is not required.

there should be flexibility email template which should be information in tabular format.

e.g

Service 1 : Green (normal)
Service 2 : Red (Status code 400 not found)
Service 3 : Green

Hi,
In the last version of BizTalk360, we have the ability to display Secure SQL Queries in Report which is good.
But now what is missing is the ability to send a report depending on the result of a Secure SQL Query. The use case is that on our side we have existing SQL Server Reports we want to replace with BizTalk360. These reports are sent by email to users only if for example a query returns results, or at the opposite if one query is not returning any results.

Hi,
I have the following use case: I want to send an email with the content of a Secure SQL query but only if there are records returned by the SQL Query (or if there are no records for example).
Unfortunately this is not possible.

Currently we are able to monitor disks, resources, events and NT Services on BizTalk- and SQL-servers.
However our Integration-platform is bigger, we have several dedicated MSMQ- and IIS-servers which we would also like to monitor from within BT360.

For BizTalk-group-SQL-Servers we van monitor the SQL-job-state, why can't we do that for added "extra" SQL-servers (that aren't part of the BizTalk-group).
We have SQL-servers supporting the solutions on our BizTalk-environment. Those 'Custom' Databases have their own jobs that have to be managed/monitored as well.

BizTalk server 2013 R2 only the file names with the extensions were supported.
From BizTalk server 2016, this type (PPI*) of file masks without any extensions are supported. Hence we request to enhance the file monitoring feature to get the counts for all the file masks irrespective of the file extensions.

I would like to see a Report over ## of messages per application and a Report over ## of messages / day / week / month totally(all applications)

We all know that statistics and diagrams is the major thing in all powerpoints so I want to add some extra into it.

We're currently looking into implementing RabbitMQ. For monitoring they offer API's. However all our current monitoring tools don't offer build-in support to monitor RabbitMQ. Since it will be part of our integration platform we would like to be able to monitor this using BT360

We have one requirement, customer wants to notify them, if we don’t have file to process. In this situation we can enable the Process Monitoring to notify them if we don’t have file to process. But this alarm has one drawback, it generates the critical error with failed message on configured port. That make sense for technical person but not for everyone. It would be nice, if we have capability to send the custom message in that situation to notify the customer.

Hi,
Here is the use case: I have a BizTalk application with artefacts and the related BizTalk360 alarms with all artefacts mapped.
Now, I add a new receive location or send port in the application. It could be very useful to have the ability to detect, in BizTalk360, that for a particular alarm, there are "not mapped" artefacts and provide the ability to map them automatically.