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Active Directory services

Monitor the health and performance of Microsoft Active Directory services.

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Overview

This Dynatrace extension monitors foundations of the Microsoft Active Directory services health and performance. Relevant metrics are obtained from the local WMI metrics store on the AD server where the extension runs. While combining all relevant data into pre-configured dashboards, this extension also enables alerting and event tracking.

This is intended for users, who:

  • Want to enable essential monitoring for their Active Directory services, easily
  • Look for a dedicated out-of-the-box dashboard for AD monitoring
  • Use Dynatrace for integrated analysis of the infrastructure services, ike AD, and apps that depend on this infrastructure

This extension enables you to:

  • Monitor Active Directory services: DHCP, DNS, DFS, LDAP, ATQ, Kerberos and NTLM
  • Monitor AD Network adapters and AD/LSA database
  • Receive alerts based on anomalies detected in AD KPI values and trends

This extension has a companion: This is foundational extension for AD monitoring and there is a companion Active Directory extended monitoring extension available, which supplements the solution with several key metrics, for a complete AD observability pack. For best results, activate both extensions in your environment.

Use cases

  • Operational monitoring of your Active Directory services, tenant, for usage, performance and availability
  • Analyze trends and baselines of the Active Directory services usage, raise alerts on anomalies detected

Get started

Simply activate this extension using the in-product Dynatrace Hub.

  • Activate it locally on your AD hosts
    • Install OneAgent on your AD servers before activating this extension - OneAgent is required to run and control the extension.
    • We don't recommend Remote activation of this extension, i.e. running it on the ActiveGate and connecting to your AD hosts over the network. See Q&A below for more details.
  • In the extension configuration, enable it on your Active Directory hosts
  • You may choose which feature sets you want to activate.
    • Disable feature sets that are not relevant to your environment.
    • This way you will avoid errors reported in the extension log, when the extension will try to retrieve metrics that are not available.
    • See Q&A section for more details.

Further reading: broaden your knowledge on Dynatrace extensions in the Dynatrace Documentation: Extensions 2.0 overview

Note: breaking change. Metric names changed, affecting timeseries continuity, alerts and custom dashboards.

Release 3 of the ActiveDirectory extension consolidates metrics from a number of previously available public and custom extensions that targeted ActiveDirectory. Because of the breadth of consolidation (Active Directory services, AD Replication, versions for Extension Framework 1 and 2), we had to unify metric naming and thus define all metrics names from the ground up. We trust you will find them more self-explanatory and easier to use now, as the names are shorter. They are also aligned with the companion extension mentioned earlier.

As a consequence:

  • When updating the Active Directory services extension through the in-product hub, you have to add new configuration instead of updating the previous one. Previous 2.x AD extension configuration can't be updated. Remember to remove the previous configuration, so metrics won't be collected twice
  • Revisit any metric alerts and dashboards you've created using AD metrics. You need to replace previously used metrics with the new ones, as their names and IDs changed
  • If looking to update Microsoft Active Directory replication extension - the update comes as an integral part of the companion Active Directory extended monitoring extension. In the other words - remove Microsoft Active Directory replication and start using Active Directory extended monitoring instead.

Details

The Active Directory services extension is built on top of the Extension Framework 2.0 and uses WMI to obtain metrics. Therefore, this extension data set is limited to KPIs available to the WMI queries.

The extension package contains:

  • dashboard template
  • unified-analysis page template
  • topology definition
  • entity and metric extraction rules

Compatibility information

  • Only on-premises Active Directory deployments are supported
  • Azure AD is not supported
  • Windows Server 2016, 2019 and 2022 are supported

Note on some metrics availability: Windows Server 2022 brought a change to the metrics set returned by the Win32_PerfRawData_Lsa_SecuritySystemWideStatistics class. Because of this change, the AD extension is unable to report on "NTLM Authentications" and "Kerberos Authentications" metrics and these metrics have been removed from the extension. Consequently, these metrics won't be reported also when this extension is activated on earlier Windows servers. More information on this change and reasons behind it can be found on Microsoft KB pages.

Q&A

Q: What is the DDU Consumption of this extension?

A: An estimated formula for DDU consumption of the extension is:

92 * number of Domain Controllers * 525.6 DDUs/year

Typical consumption for a single-domain AD server, hosting one DHCP server and one LDAP instance, amounts to 48,355 DDUs/year. It may be slightly lower if you disable some feature sets in the extension configuration. Compare number of metrics provided in specific feature sets.

DDU cost above does not include any possible Log events or Custom events triggered by the extension. For more information on this, please visit the DDU log event cost and DDU custom event cost pages.

Q: I see this extension failing with an Error status in my environment?

A: Verify whether you have specific services running on your AD server. If a service is not running - disable feature set describing that service in the extension configuration. Example error text you may encounter:

**Cannot execute query: DHCPServerv6 on device ******** err:Exception occurred. (Invalid class )**

means you should disable the DHCPv6 feature set because your AD server does not run DHCPv6 service, so extension won't be able to obtain metrics for this service.

Q: You advise to activate the extension locally, but I see that remote activation is still possible?

A: Currently all WMI-based extensions can be activated either locally or remotely. Although Remote activation is technically supported, it may be challenging to arrive at the proper set of the remote user privileges required to access AD host WMI store over the network.

Note: in the future releases we plan to remove the possibility of remote activation of this extension.

Q: What limitations would I face with remote activation of this extension?

A: Remote activation means that AD metrics won't be enriched with the AD host dimensions that would have been known if OneAgent were running on the AD host, which may affect reporting screens and drilldowns. Therefore, stick to the Local activation on the AD hosts, making sure that OneAgent is also installed on your AD hosts.

Note: in the future releases we plan to remove the possibility of remote activation of this extension.

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Extension content

Content typeNumber of items included
screen message cards
10
screen entities lists
14
generic type
12
screen properties
11
metric metadata
89
screen injections
1
screen chart groups
17
generic relationship
23
dashboards
1
metric query
3
screen layout
12

Feature sets

Below is a complete list of the feature sets provided in this version. To ensure a good fit for your needs, individual feature sets can be activated and deactivated by your administrator during configuration.

Feature setsNumber of metrics included
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Used processor timeactive-directory.server.host.cpu.time.processorPercent of used processor timePercent
Idle processor timeactive-directory.server.host.cpu.time.idlePercent of idle processor timePercent
User processor timeactive-directory.server.host.cpu.time.userPercent of user processor timePercent
Number of Logical Processorsactive-directory.server.host.cpu.logical.processorsNumber of Logical ProcessorsCount
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
DFS received bytes/sactive-directory.dfs.server.replicationconnections.bytesreceived.persecAverage number of received bytes per secondBytePerSecond
DFS bytes received on connectionactive-directory.dfs.server.replicationconnections.bytesreceived.totalTotal number of bytes received on the connectionByte
DFS files received on connectionactive-directory.dfs.server.replicationconnections.filesreceived.totalNumber of files that were received on the connectionCount
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Network Login Profile logonsactive-directory.network.login.logons.countNumber of network logons on the network login profileCount
Number of logonsactive-directory.network.logons.total.countNumber of network logonsCount
Logons per secondactive-directory.network.logons.persec.countNumber of network logons per secondPerSecond
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
DFS Replication conflict files sizeactive-directory.dfs.server.replicatedfolders.conflictspaceinuse.bytes.totalTotal byte size of DFS replication service of conflict filesByte
DFS Replication deleted files sizeactive-directory.dfs.server.replicatedfolders.deletedspaceinuse.bytes.totalTotal byte size of DFS replication service of the deleted filesByte
DFS Replication staging folder sizeactive-directory.dfs.server.replicatedfolders.stagingspaceinuse.bytes.totalTotal byte size of DFS replication service of staging folderByte
DFS redundant file replication update recordsactive-directory.dfs.server.replicatedfolders.updates.droppedNumber of redundant file replication update recordsCount
DFS retried file installsactive-directory.dfs.server.replicatedfolders.fileinstalls.retriedNumber of retried file installsCount
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
ESENT Database I/O reads rate (Local Security Authority)active-directory.lsass.esent.database.io.reads.persec.countNumber of ESENT Database I/O reads per second for the Local Security AuthorityPerSecond
ESENT Database I/O read latency (Local Security Authority)active-directory.lsass.esent.database.io.reads.latency.avg.countESENT Database I/O read latency for the Local Security AuthorityMilliSecond
ESENT Database I/O writes rate (Local Security Authority)active-directory.lsass.esent.database.io.writes.persec.countNumber of ESENT Database I/O writes per second for the Local Security AuthorityPerSecond
ESENT Database I/O write latency (Local Security Authority)active-directory.lsass.esent.database.io.writes.latency.avg.countESENT Database I/O write latency for the Local Security AuthorityMilliSecond
ESENT Log I/O reads rate (Local Security Authority)active-directory.lsass.esent.log.io.reads.persec.countNumber of ESENT Database log I/O reads per second for the Local Security AuthorityPerSecond
ESENT Log I/O read latency (Local Security Authority)active-directory.lsass.esent.log.io.reads.latency.avg.countESENT Log I/O read latency for the Local Security AuthorityMilliSecond
ESENT Log I/O writes rate (Local Security Authority)active-directory.lsass.esent.log.io.writes.persec.countNumber of ESENT Database log I/O writes per second for the Local Security AuthorityPerSecond
ESENT Log I/O writes latency (Local Security Authorityy)active-directory.lsass.esent.log.io.writes.latency.avg.countESENT Log I/O writes latency for the Local Security AuthorityMilliSecond
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
DNS dynamic update queued requestsactive-directory.dns.server.dynamicupdate.queued.total.countTotal number of dynamic update requests queued by the DNS serverCount
DNS caching memoryactive-directory.dns.server.caching.memory.totalTotal caching memory used by DNS serverByte
DNS database node memoryactive-directory.dns.server.databasenode.memory.totalTotal database node memory used by DNS serverByte
DNS Nbstat memoryactive-directory.dns.server.nbstat.memory.totalTotal Nbstat memory used by DNS serverByte
DNS TCP message memoryactive-directory.dns.server.tcpmessage.memory.totalTotal TCP message memory used by DNS serverByte
DNS dynamic update requestsactive-directory.dns.server.dynamicupdate.received.total.countTotal number of dynamic update requests received by the DNS serverCount
DNS rejected dynamic updatesactive-directory.dns.server.dynamicupdate.rejected.total.countTotal number of dynamic updates rejected by the DNS serverCount
DNS dynamic update timeoutsactive-directory.dns.server.dynamicupdate.timeouts.total.countTotal number of dynamic update timeouts of the DNS serverCount
DNS written dynamic updatesactive-directory.dns.server.dynamicupdate.writtentodatabase.total.countTotal number of dynamic updates written to the database by the DNS serverCount
DNS empty dynamic update requests/sactive-directory.dns.server.dynamicupdate.nooperation.persecAverage number of No-operation/Empty dynamic update requests per secondPerSecond
DNS dynamic update requests/sactive-directory.dns.server.dynamicupdate.received.persecAverage number of dynamic update requests received by the DNS server per secondPerSecond
DNS written dynamic updates/sactive-directory.dns.server.dynamicupdate.writtentodatabase.persecAverage number of dynamic updates written to the database by the DNS server per secondPerSecond
DNS recursive queries/sactive-directory.dns.server.recursive.queries.persecAverage number of recursive queries received by DNS server per secondPerSecond
DNS recursive query failures/sactive-directory.dns.server.recursive.queryfailure.persecAverage number of recursive query failures per secondPerSecond
DNS recursive query timeouts/sactive-directory.dns.server.recursive.timeout.persecAverage number of recursive query sending timeouts per secondPerSecond
DNS secure update requestsactive-directory.dns.server.secureupdate.received.totalTotal number of secure update requests received by the DNS serverCount
DNS failed secure updatesactive-directory.dns.server.secureupdate.failure.totalTotal number of secure updates failed of the DNS serverCount
DNS secure update requests/sactive-directory.dns.server.secureupdate.received.persecAverage number of secure update requests received by the DNS server per secondPerSecond
DNS TCP responses/sactive-directory.dns.server.tcpresponse.sent.persecAverage number of TCP responses sent by DNS server per secondPerSecond
DNS queries received/sactive-directory.dns.server.totalquery.received.persecAverage number of queries received by DNS server per secondPerSecond
DNS responses sent/sactive-directory.dns.server.totalresponse.sent.persecAverage number of responses sent by DNS server per secondPerSecond
DNS UDP queries received/sactive-directory.dns.server.udpquery.received.persecAverage number of UDP queries received by DNS server per secondPerSecond
DNS UDP responses sent/sactive-directory.dns.server.udpresponse.sent.persecAverage number of UDP responses sent by DNS server per secondPerSecond
-active-directory.dns.server.unmatchedresponses.received.count--
DNS failed zone transfersactive-directory.dns.server.zonetransfer.failure.totalTotal number of failed zone transfers of the master DNS serverCount
DNS successful zone transfersactive-directory.dns.server.zonetransfer.success.totalTotal number of successful zone transfers of the master DNS serverCount
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Service processor timeactive-directory.service.cpu.timePercent of processor time spend on a servicePercent
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
NTLM Binds per secondactive-directory.lsass.server.ntlm.binds.persec.countAverage NTLM binds per secondPerSecond
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
DRA Successful synch requests totalactive-directory.dra.server.drasynchrequestssuccessful.totalNumber of successful DRA synchronization requestsCount
DRA Synch requests totalactive-directory.dra.server.drasynchrequestsmade.totalNumber of total DRA synchronization requests madeCount
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
ATQ Outstanding queued requests totalactive-directory.atq.server.atqoutstandingqueuedrequests.totalCurrent number of requests in the queueCount
ATQ Estimated queue delayactive-directory.atq.server.atqestimatedqueuedelay.persecHow long a request has to wait in the queueSecond
ATQ Request latencyactive-directory.atq.server.atqrequestlatency.persecTime it takes to produce a requestSecond
ATQ Threads LDAP totalactive-directory.atq.server.atqthreadsldap.totalThe number of threads used by the LDAP server as determined by LDAP policyCount
ATQ Threads Other totalactive-directory.atq.server.atqthreadsother.totalThe number of threads used by the other servicesCount
ATQ Threads totalactive-directory.atq.server.atqthreadstotal.totalAll Threads currently allocatedCount
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
LDAP Bindsactive-directory.ldap.server.ldapbindtime.binds.persecTime spent to complete LDAP bindingsMilliSecond
LDAP Successful Bindsactive-directory.ldap.server.ldapsuccessfulbinds.persecSuccessful binds per secondPerSecond
LDAP Writes per secondactive-directory.ldap.server.ldapwrites.persecThe rate at which LDAP clients perform write operationsPerSecond
LDAP UDP Operations per secondactive-directory.ldap.server.ldapudpoperations.persecThe number of User Datagram Protocol (UDP) operations that the LDAP server is processing per secondPerSecond
LDAP Active threads totalactive-directory.ldap.server.ldapactivethreads.totalThe current number of threads in use by the LDAP subsystem of the local directory serviceCount
LDAP Client Sessionsactive-directory.ldap.server.ldapclientsessions.totalThe number of sessions of connected LDAP clientsCount
LDAP Searches per secondactive-directory.ldap.server.ldapsearches.persecThe number of search operations per second performed by LDAP clientsPerSecond
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
DHCP received renews/s v6active-directory.dhcp.server.v6.renews.persecRate of DHCP renews received by the DHCP Server v6PerSecond
DHCP received releases/s v6active-directory.dhcp.server.v6.releases.persecRate of DHCP releases received by the DHCP Server v6PerSecond
DHCP received declines/s v6active-directory.dhcp.server.v6.declines.persecRate of DHCP declines recevied by the DHCP Server v6PerSecond
DHCP received requests/s v6active-directory.dhcp.server.v6.requests.persecRate of DHCP requests received by the DHCP Server v6PerSecond
DHCP received solicits/s v6active-directory.dhcp.server.v6.solicits.persecRate of DHCP solicits received by the DHCP Server v6PerSecond
DHCP received rebinds/s v6active-directory.dhcp.server.v6.rebinds.persecRate of DHCP rebinds received by the DHCP Server v6PerSecond
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Database adds per secondactive-directory.database.adds.persec.countNumber of Active Directory Database adds per secondPerSecond
Database modifies per secondactive-directory.database.modifies.persec.countNumber of Active Directory Database modifies per secondPerSecond
Database deletes per secondactive-directory.database.deletes.persec.countNumber of Active Directory Database deletes per secondPerSecond
Database recycles per secondactive-directory.database.recycles.persec.countNumber of Active Directory Database recycles per secondPerSecond
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
DHCP received requests/sactive-directory.dhcp.server.requests.persecRate of DHCP requests received by the DHCP serverPerSecond
DHCP received releases/sactive-directory.dhcp.server.releases.persecRate of DHCP releases received by the DHCP serverPerSecond
DHCP received declines/sactive-directory.dhcp.server.declines.persecRate of DHCP declines received by the DHCP serverPerSecond
DHCP failover ack messages received/sactive-directory.dhcp.server.failover.bndack.received.persecNumber of DHCP failover Binding Ack messages receivedPerSecond
DHCP failover ack messages sent/sactive-directory.dhcp.server.failover.bndack.sent.persecNumber of DHCP failover Binding Ack messages sentPerSecond
DHCP binding updates droppedactive-directory.dhcp.server.failover.bndupd.droppedNumber of binding updates droppedCount
DHCP failover update pending messagesactive-directory.dhcp.server.failover.bndupd.pendinginoutbound.queueNumber of pending outbound DHCP failover Binding Update messagesCount
DHCP failover update messages received/sactive-directory.dhcp.server.failover.bndupd.received.persecNumber of DHCP failover Binding Update messages receivedPerSecond
DHCP failover update messages sent/sactive-directory.dhcp.server.failover.bndupd.sent.persecNumber of DHCP failover Binding Update messages sentPerSecond

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Patch level changes:

  • Repackage WMI queries to remove duplicates, for performance reasons. This reduces the number of times the extension queries Win32_ComputerSystem to collect dimensions.

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Patch level changes:

  • Removed infinite counters of DNS queries and responses that eventually caused integer overflow. Per-second rate value reporting remains available for DNS queries and responses.

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Patch level changes:

  • Fix service status display to focus on AD services only
  • Fix source entity type for active-directory.lsass.server.ntlm.binds.persec.count

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Patch level changes:

  • Replaced dt.entity.host references with host.name, so the extension can now run on ActiveGates

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Patch level changes:

  • Use PerfFormattedData instead of PerfRawData WMI views for most performance counter queries - fixes bug with some metric values inconsistency

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Recommended extension activation is Local. Although we support remote monitoring via WMI, in case of AD is it not a recommended way of running the extension.

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Note: breaking change. Metric names changed, affecting timeseries continuity, alerts and custom dashboards

Release 3 of the ActiveDirectory extension consolidates metrics from a number of previously available public and custom extensions that targeted ActiveDirectory. Because of the breadth of consolidation (Active Directory services, AD Replication, versions for Extension Framework 1 and 2), we had to unify metric naming and thus define all metrics names from the ground up. We trust you will find them more self-explanatory and easier to use now, as the names are shorter.

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  • Fixed a bug where Kerberos and NTLM queries were being run even if their feature sets were disabled.

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Removed the following metrics, which had wrong definitions:

  • com.dynatrace.extension.active-directory.esent.database.io.reads.persec.count
  • com.dynatrace.extension.active-directory.esent.database.io.reads.latency.avg.count
  • com.dynatrace.extension.active-directory.esent.database.io.writes.persec.count
  • com.dynatrace.extension.active-directory.esent.database.io.writes.latency.avg.count
  • com.dynatrace.extension.active-directory.esent.log.io.reads.persec.count
  • com.dynatrace.extension.active-directory.esent.log.io.reads.latency.avg.count
  • com.dynatrace.extension.active-directory.esent.log.io.writes.persec.count
  • com.dynatrace.extension.active-directory.esent.log.io.writes.latency.avg.count

Added new metrics for AD DB:

  • com.dynatrace.extension.active-directory.database.adds.persec.count
  • com.dynatrace.extension.active-directory.database.modifies.persec.count
  • com.dynatrace.extension.active-directory.database.deletes.persec.count
  • com.dynatrace.extension.active-directory.database.recycles.persec.count

Modified the custom topology and out-of-the-box dashboard to reflect the above changes.

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Fixed the included Overview Dashboard. These metrics were removeed from the dashboard:

  • Kerberos requests
  • Domain Trust Status

These metrics now show up correctly in the dashboard:

  • NTLM binds
  • NTLM Authentications
  • Kerberos Authentications
  • Network Login Profile logons
  • Active Directory Read Latency
  • Active Directory Write Latency
  • LSA Read Latency
  • LSA Write Latency

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  • bugfix: Network Logons metric group

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Added metrics for:

  • LDAP
  • ATQ
  • DRA
  • Kerberos
  • NTLM
  • AD Network
  • AD DB
  • LSA DB

Added the relevant entities, relationships and screens.

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Metrics are now split into more feature sets.

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  • Dynamic Updates' metrics changed from gauge to count

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  • fixed metric descriptions

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