From what I have seen, some people use MOM to monitor the state of the K2 server service and the physical server itself (e.g. CPU, memory usage, etc). There are a lot of articles on the web which show you how to do this.

The other form of monitoring is for K2 process exceptions, this is normally monitored by the K2 administrator (not the server administrator as usually the system administrator is not the right person to rectify the issue). Some solutions used include using the Exception handler at the process design to:
1) Catch the exception
2) Send a notification about the exception to the K2 administrator using some simple code (this could also be coded to log the error into the event log)
3) Re-throw the exception so that it appears in the K2.net Service Manager Console.

Hope this information helps give you some ideas.

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Can you please point me to URL's that discuss on K2 server integration with MOM?

Thanks

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