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Top 10 Services by CPU for Node Detail view

robert777

Hello,

I'm relatively new to SAM.  Have worked in the past with other monitoring programs such as SCOM and NetIQ AppManager.

Recently completed a revised console for my Exchange team.  The console filters content by system name to include only Exchange servers.

Several views in the console, including a standard widget displaying Top 5 Servers by Overall CPU Usage.

These servers are represented by a link.  You can click on a link and it brings up a Node Details view.

I have a request for the Node Details to contain a view showing the top 10 services running on that server by CPU, with highest CPU usage on top.

I've poked around component monitors, custom tables, reports.  So far I don't see a clear way ahead to execute the functionality requested.

Can anyone offer guidance on the best way to create a Node Detail view showing top services by CPU on a Windows server?  Thanks much.

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    Just a quick idea but I think you could embed an HTML widget with an inline frame containing the Real Time Processes view - the Process view link is found on the Node details page.

    Create an HTML widget and put the code below in. You may have to play with the sizing. Your users will need to have real time process view rights I believe.

    <iframe src="http://yourserver/Orion/APM/Admin/RealtimeProcesses/Default.aspx?NodeId=<your NODE ID) " width="500" height="500"> - </iframe>

  • 0 in reply to hpstech

    change the iframe code to this and it will work using the nodeid variable

    <iframe src="https://YOURSERVER/Orion

    /APM/Admin/RealtimeProcesses/Default.aspx?NodeId=

    ${NodeID}" width="800" height="500"> - </iframe>

    just keep in mind if you put this on a basic node detail page its going to try to load all the time

    combine this with a SAM monitor like  CPU/MEM Process Snapshot  and then you will be closer to what you want.

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  • 0 in reply to hpstech

    change the iframe code to this and it will work using the nodeid variable

    <iframe src="https://YOURSERVER/Orion

    /APM/Admin/RealtimeProcesses/Default.aspx?NodeId=

    ${NodeID}" width="800" height="500"> - </iframe>

    just keep in mind if you put this on a basic node detail page its going to try to load all the time

    combine this with a SAM monitor like  CPU/MEM Process Snapshot  and then you will be closer to what you want.

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