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Issue monitoring a IIS application pool due to name

I have been working on a SNMP Process Monitor to track cpu/memory/availability but have run into a issue with one of the application pools.

I have been putting the name of the application pool in the "Command Line Filter:" in the component monitor and this works/tests correctly for the DefaultAppPool in IIS. However, we have a application pool with the name of "CitrixWebInterface5.4.0AppPool" which is failing testing every time. I believe it is because of the periods that are in the name which is causing the issue. Does anyone know a way to resolve this that doesn't require changing the app pool name?

Thanks,

Joe

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slaj

Hi Joe,

'Command Line Filter' should work with any chars including periods. You can try to put just 'CitrixWebInterface5' into filter field to eliminate this.

Petr

joe55

Thanks for the reply. I tried removing the periods like you suggested without success. Based on what you said I started to reduce the name of the process on the Command Line Filter and eventually 'CitrixWeb' was the correct answer... not sure why it works but it does.

slaj

Hmm, it is strange. Only typo comes to my mind. You can try to copy->paste a part of process' command line text from 'Real Time Process Explorer' on that node (command line column is hidden for SNMP nodes by default)

aLTeReGo

AppInsight for IIS, which is part of the SAM 6.2 beta, includes native Application Pool monitoring.

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