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    <p>Your question is very generic and all the answers above assumed various things. When it comes to BizTalk monitoring its means different things to different people. Your BizTalk administrator might monitor the overall health of the BizTalk environment by opening the BizTalk Administration console. BizTalk Admin console allows adminstrators to deploy and mange BizTalk applications, in addition it also allows to monitor the health of the running systems. He/She can query for things like running instances (Orchestration, Messaging), suspended instances (resumable/non-resumable), Failed routing messages, failed subscription messages etc etc. BizTalk admin console can also be accessed remotely from a different machine if you have installed BizTalk Admin bits while installation via a MMC snap in. </p> <p>Apart from this you also have HAT (Health and Activity Tracking in 2006, not in 2009 onwards), which allows you to do certain monitoring. But to access HAT you need to be on any one of the BizTalk machines.</p> <p>Next comes BAM, which will require some custome configuration or in some cases some custom coding based on your requirements to capture some runtime monitoring data.</p> <p>Next you got various performance counters, which will give you lot of statitical information like number of orchestrations running inside the host instance, spool size, number of messages received/send, etc etc.</p> <p>I didn't find any necessity to go for a third party software for any of my monitoring requirements.</p> <p>HTP Saravana Kumar BizTalk Server MVP.</p>
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    1. COThe reason we went to third party solutions was to be able to delegate the monitoring to support personnel that don't have 100% of their time dedicated to BizTalk and don't have time or opportunity to learn BizTalk. We wanted the help desk to receive reports and alerts in case of errors and don't have to "pull" for them.
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    2. COAfter writing this answer 2 years ago, I noticed lot and lot of customers having same issues where you need "experienced BizTalk persons to support BizTalk production Environments". Hence the birth of http://www.biztalk360.com which tries to address this exact issue. BizTalk 360 provides fine grained authorization and full governance, I will recommend to check the complete future tour to get the idea http://www.biztalk360.com/Content/Tour.aspx
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