Configure SharePoint Health Analyzer rules (SharePoint Foundation 2010)

Aplica-se a: SharePoint Foundation 2010

Tópico modificado em: 2015-03-09

This topic describes how to configure SharePoint Health Analyzer rules.

Observação

You can use only Central Administration to configure SharePoint Health Analyzer rules.

Configuring health rules

You can accept the default settings for each health rule, or you can change settings for a health rule by using Central Administration.

To configure health rules by using Central Administration

Verify that the user account that is performing this procedure is a member of the Farm Administrators group.
In Central Administration, on the Home page, click Monitoring.
On the Monitoring page, under Health Analyzer, click Review rule definitions.
On the Health Rule Definitions page, click the rule that you want to configure.
In the Health Analyzer Rule Definitions dialog, click Edit Item.
Edit one or more rule fields, and then click Save.

To leave the rule unchanged, either dismiss the dialog or click Cancel.

Each health rule has configurable fields, which are described in the following table.

Configurable Field	Possible Values
Title	The name of the health rule. You can rename a health rule to clarify its functionality. The title is the name of the rule as it appears in the Health Rule Definitions list In Central Administration. Changing the title does not affect how the rule runs.
Scope	You can set a health rule to run against all servers or any server. If set to any server, the rule will run on the first available server that the system encounters.
Schedule	You can schedule a health rule to run hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, or on demand only.
Enabled	You can use this to enable or disable a health rule.
Repair Automatically	You can define whether a health rule automatically tries to recover from any error conditions that it finds. If this option is selected, SharePoint Foundation 2010 will repair errors as soon as they are found, as defined by the rule. Observação If no repair is specified by the rule, the system does not attempt to repair the problem.
Version	Version history enables you to track the changes performed on each rule. The version number is updated every time the rule is saved. The version number does not affect how the rule behaves.

Each health rule has read-only fields, which are described in the following table.

Read-Only Field	Meaning
Version	This current version number of the rule.
Created at	The date and time that the rule was originally created and the user account that created the rule.
Last modified at	The date and time that the rule was last changed and the user account that created the rule.