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• Synchronization tolerances
Time periods since a server has synched with inbound and outbound data changes, how much
data is outstanding, etc.
• Background processes
Processes that perform a variety of tasks including replication of changes and maintenance of
system information.
• External references
• Obituaries
• eDirectory Schema
Step-by-step instructions for completing these checks are given in the following section, Section
16.4.3, “Checking eDirectory Health Using iMonitor,” on page 510 .
16.4.3 Checking eDirectory Health Using iMonitor
Depending on your preference, you can perform an eDirectory server health check by using either of
two methods in iMonitor:
• Using the Navigator Frame
• Using the Assistant Frame
Using the Navigator Frame
1 Access iMonitor.
See Section 7.2, “Accessing iMonitor,” on page 187 .
2 In the Navigator frame, click the Reports icon .
3 In the Assistant frame, click the Report Config link.
A Runable Report List appears in the Data frame.
4 Click the Configure Report icon for your desired server information.
A Server Information Report appears in the Data frame. You will use this report to select the
desired options for your report.
5 Check the Health Sub-Report check box.
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To run the report at specified intervals, select the desired options in the Schedule Report section
of the Data frame.
IMPORTANT: If you run a scheduled report, it will run as public and might not be able to
gather as much information as it would if you ran it as an authenticated user.
7 Click Run Report to process the report.
Using the Assistant Frame
1 Access iMonitor.
See Section 7.2, “Accessing iMonitor,” on page 187 .
2 In the Assistant frame, click Agent Health .