Designing a Monitoring and Reporting Strategy When:Determine: Monitoring real- time information Which events should trigger an alert The event threshold before the alert is triggered The information that you need to monitor server performance Collecting long- term information The information you need to monitor server performance over time The information you need to monitor server usage The information you need to monitor security events Developing a response strategy How to respond to the critical events that occur on the TMG Server
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