#### To Set Monitoring Levels

1. In the Admin Console tree component, expand the Configuration node.
2. Do one of the following:
   - For the developer profile, choose Monitoring.
   - For the cluster and enterprise profiles, choose the configuration, then choose Monitoring.

   The Monitoring Service page displays.

3. On the Monitoring Service page, set the monitoring level for the desired components or services.

   By default, monitoring is turned off for all components and services. To turn monitoring on, select LOW or HIGH from the combo box. To turn monitoring off, select OFF from the combo box. It is possible to turn monitoring on or off for the following components and services:

   - JVM - Set the monitoring level to LOW for this option to monitor the Java Virtual Machine.

   - HTTP Service - Set the monitoring level to LOW for this option to monitor all HTTP listeners and virtual servers.

   - Transaction Service - Set the monitoring level to LOW for this option to monitor any transaction subsystem.

   - JMS/Connector Service - Set the monitoring level to LOW for this option to monitor any Java Message Service (JMS).

   - ORB - Set the monitoring level to LOW for this option to monitor the system ORB used by the Application Server core and its connection managers.

   - Web Container - Set the monitoring level to LOW for this option to monitor all deployed servlets.

   - EJB Container - Set the monitoring level to LOW for this option to monitor all deployed EJB components, EJB pools, and EJB caches. Set this method to HIGH to also monitor EJB business methods.

   - JDBC Connection Pool - Set the monitoring level to LOW for this option to monitor all JDBC connection pools.

   - Thread Pool - Set the monitoring level to LOW for this option to monitor all thread pools.

4. If you want to restore the original monitoring levels for all the components, click Load Defaults.
5. Click Save.

   There are no Additional Monitoring Service Properties in this release, therefore ignore the Additional Properties table.

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###### More Information

Equivalent asadmin command

`set`

For example, to turn on monitoring for the HTTP Service, use the following `asadmin` command:

`asadmin> set --user` admin-user `server.monitoring-service.module-monitoring-levels.http-service=LOW`

###### See Also

- To Configure Call Flow Monitoring

- Viewing Monitoring Data