All Unit Monitors in Microsoft.Windows.DfsNamespaceRole Management Pack

	DisplayName	Description	ID	Target	Parent Monitor	Category	Enabled	Instance Name	Counter Name	Frequency	Alert Generate	Alert Severity	Alert Priority	Alert Auto Resolve	Monitor Type	Remotable	Accessibility	RunAs
	DFS-N: Active Directory Domain Services Availability	This object monitors the ability of DFS Namespaces to communicate with Active Directory domain controllers.	Microsoft.Windows.ActiveDirectory.AvailabilityState	Microsoft.Windows.DfsServerADPerspective	System.Health.AvailabilityState	AvailabilityHealth	True			0	True	Error	Normal	True	Microsoft.Windows.2SingleEventLog2StateMonitorType	True	Public
	DFS-N: Namespace State Mapped from Metadata	This object monitors the state of a namespace as represented in the namespace’s metadata, and maps the state to the namespace’s entity in Operations Manager.	Microsoft.Windows.DfsNamespace.StateFromMetadata	Microsoft.Windows.DfsNamespace	System.Health.AvailabilityState	AvailabilityHealth	True			0	False			True	Microsoft.Windows.DfsNamespace_Link_TargetStateProvider	True	Public
	DFS-N: Folder State Mapped from Metadata	This object monitors the state of a DFS folder (link) as represented in the namespace’s metadata, and maps the state to the folder’s entity in Operations Manager.	Microsoft.Windows.DfsNamespaceLinkStateFromMetadata	Microsoft.Windows.DfsNamespaceLink	System.Health.AvailabilityState	AvailabilityHealth	True			0	False			True	Microsoft.Windows.DfsNamespace_Link_TargetStateProvider	True	Public
	DFS-N: Folder Target State Mapped from Metadata	This object monitors the state of a DFS folder (link) target as represented in the namespace’s metadata, and maps the state to the folder target’s entity in Operations Manager.	Microsoft.Windows.DfsNamespaceLinkTarget.MetadataState	Microsoft.Windows.DfsNamespaceLinkTarget	System.Health.AvailabilityState	AvailabilityHealth	True			0	False			True	Microsoft.Windows.DfsNamespace_Link_TargetStateProvider	True	Public
	DFS-N: Namespace Root Error State	This object monitors a namespace for the presence of a large number of errors.	Microsoft.Windows.DfsNamespaceRoot.TooManyErrors	Microsoft.Windows.DfsnRootTarget	System.Health.AvailabilityState	AvailabilityHealth	True			0	True	Error	Normal	True	Microsoft.Windows.SingleEventLogManualReset2StateMonitorType	True	Public
	DFS-N: Namespace Server Health State Mapped from Metadata	This object displays the health state of namespace servers, as found in the namespace metadata during discovery.	Microsoft.Windows.DfsNamespaceRooTarget.MetadataState	Microsoft.Windows.DfsnRootTarget	System.Health.AvailabilityState	AvailabilityHealth	True			0	True	Error	Normal	True	Microsoft.Windows.DfsNamespace_Link_TargetStateProvider	True	Public
	DFS-N: Folder Move Operation	This object monitors operations that move DFS folders (links) from one location in a namespace to another.	Microsoft.Windows.DfsNamespaceRootTarget.IncompleteMove	Microsoft.Windows.DfsnRootTarget	System.Health.ConfigurationState	AvailabilityHealth	True			0	True	Error	Normal	True	Microsoft.Windows.SingleEventLogManualReset2StateMonitorType	True	Public
	DFS-N: Folder Removal	This object monitors the removal of DFS folders (links).	Microsoft.Windows.DfsNamespaceRootTarget.RemoveLinkFailed	Microsoft.Windows.DfsnRootTarget	System.Health.ConfigurationState	AvailabilityHealth	True			0	True	Error	Normal	True	Microsoft.Windows.SingleEventLogManualReset2StateMonitorType	True	Public
	DFS-N: Namespace Server Synchronization	This object monitors the state of synchronization between a namespace server and Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS).	Microsoft.Windows.DfsNamespaceRootTarget.ResyncFailed	Microsoft.Windows.DfsnRootTarget	System.Health.AvailabilityState	AvailabilityHealth	True			0	True	Error	Normal	True	Microsoft.Windows.SingleEventLogManualReset2StateMonitorType	True	Public
	DFS-N: Reparse Point and Directory Creation	This object monitors the creation of reparse points for DFS folders and creates an alert if the creation process fails.	Microsoft.Windows.DfsnRootDirectory.ConfigState	Microsoft.Windows.DfsnRootDirectory	System.Health.ConfigurationState	ConfigurationHealth	True			0	True	Warning	Normal	True	Microsoft.Windows.2SingleEventLog2StateMonitorType	True	Public
	DFS-N: Namespace Server AD DS Connectivity	This object monitors the ability of a namespace server to access namespace data in Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) and creates an alert if the namespace server cannot access AD DS.	Microsoft.Windows.DfsnRootTarget.ADConfigState	Microsoft.Windows.DfsnRootTarget	System.Health.ConfigurationState	ConfigurationHealth	True			0	True	Warning	Normal	True	Microsoft.Windows.2SingleEventLog2StateMonitorType	True	Public
	DFS-N: Namespace Initialization	This object monitors the initialization of namespace roots and creates an alert if a namespace root doesn’t initialize properly.	Microsoft.Windows.DfsnRootTarget.AvailabilityState	Microsoft.Windows.DfsnRootTarget	System.Health.AvailabilityState	AvailabilityHealth	True			0	True	Error	Normal	True	Microsoft.Windows.SingleEventLogManualReset2StateMonitorType	True	Public
	DFS-N: Client-Side DFS Folder Availability	This object accesses DFS folders (links) from a client computer and enters a Critical health state if the folders are inaccessible.	Microsoft.Windows.DfsPathClientSideMonitor	Microsoft.Windows.DfsClient	System.Health.AvailabilityState	AvailabilityHealth	False			0	False			True	Microsoft.Windows.DfsPathStateProvider	True	Public
	DFS-N: Client Cache of Known Domain Names	This monitor checks whether the list of known domain names is too big to fit in the client computer’s cache. If the list doesn’t fit, the client computer might not be able to access domain-based DFS namespaces in other domains.	Microsoft.Windows.DfsServer.DomainReferralOverflow	Microsoft.Windows.DfsnServerRole	System.Health.AvailabilityState	AvailabilityHealth	True			0	True	Warning	Normal	True	Microsoft.Windows.SingleEventLogManualReset2StateMonitorType	True	Public
	DFS-N: Multiple Namespace Support and Presence	This monitor checks for the presence of multiple namespaces on a version of Windows that doesn’t support multiple namespaces.	Microsoft.Windows.DfsServer.MultipleRootsNotSupported	Microsoft.Windows.DfsnServerRole	System.Health.ConfigurationState	AvailabilityHealth	True			0	True	Error	Normal	True	Microsoft.Windows.SingleEventLogManualReset2StateMonitorType	True	Public
	DFS-N: Namespace Server Communication with Active Directory Domain Services	This object monitors the ability of a namespace server to communicate with Active Directory domain controllers.	Microsoft.Windows.DfsServerADConnectivity	Microsoft.Windows.DfsServerADPerspective	System.Health.AvailabilityState	AvailabilityHealth	True			0	True	Warning	Normal	True	Microsoft.Windows.2SingleEventLog2StateMonitorType	True	Public
	DFS-N: AD DS Site Support Table Initialization	This object monitors whether DFS Namespaces can initialize the site support table.	Microsoft.Windows.DfsServerADSiteSupportTableInitialization	Microsoft.Windows.DfsServerADPerspective	System.Health.AvailabilityState	AvailabilityHealth	True			0	True	Warning	Normal	True	Microsoft.Windows.SingleEventLogManualReset2StateMonitorType	True	Public
	DFS-N: Service Status	This monitor checks whether the DFS Namespace service (Distributed File System on Windows Server 2003) is running.	Microsoft.Windows.DfsService.AvailabilityState	Microsoft.Windows.DfsService	System.Health.AvailabilityState	AvailabilityHealth	True			0	True	Error	High	True	Microsoft.Windows.CheckNTServiceStateMonitorType	True	Public
	DFS-N: Service Initialization	This object monitors the initialization of the DFS Namespace service (Distributed File System on Windows Server 2003) and creates an alert if the service fails to initialize.	Microsoft.Windows.DfsService.InitializationState	Microsoft.Windows.DfsService	System.Health.AvailabilityState	AvailabilityHealth	True			0	True	Error	Normal	True	Microsoft.Windows.2SingleEventLog2StateMonitorType	True	Public
	DFS-N: Folder Target Availability	When enabled, this object monitors the availability of a DFS folder (link) target and creates an alert if the folder target is not accessible.	Microsoft.Windows.StandaloneNamespaceLinkTarget.Availability	Microsoft.Windows.DfsNamespaceLinkTarget	System.Health.AvailabilityState	AvailabilityHealth	False			0	True	Error	Normal	True	Microsoft.Windows.TargetStateProvider	True	Public