The dbo.CollectionExceptionsServer table allows you to turn off a single collection (module) for a particular instance. For example, to turn off error log...

The connection parameters table - dbo.ConnParameters - lets you define different accounts to use for certain collections. For example, if you want to use a d...

Minion Enterprise comes installed with jobs and pre-configured alert thresholds for important events, such as missed backups and dropped databases. For mo...

All servers must be assigned a service level. Minion Enterprise comes configured to use service levels Gold, Silver, and Bronze. However, you may want to add...

After a successful installation, a user may see that collections are not working as expected.  If your collections are not running as expected, check the ...

If there is a trust between domains, the domains are transparent to Minion Enterprise. Alternately, you can place a ME repository server in each domai...

This article explains how backup alert thresholds work in Minion Enterprise, and how you can easily configure different alerting scenarios to suit all your ...

As of Minion Enterprise 2.4, you can now define collection zones. A collection zone is a grouping of servers to be used in a scale-out scenario. For exa...

If you specify a ServerOrder, you can have several servers that belong to that group. And each of those servers will be processed before any others, but they...

This article explains how disk space alerts work in Minion Enterprise, and how you can easily configure alert thresholds, deferments, and exceptions. Drive...