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We created our own script that can monitor the memory trough WMI. Extra options: - You must use a FQDN - You must add a max treshhold (in bytes) - You must create a local administrator on the server you want to monitor (eg wmi_monitor_user) - You must add a local username and password. You can download the code here:…
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For a value over 500 (499) you can use: ^\d{1,2}$|^[1-4]\d\d$ More info: blog.wapnet.nl/.../
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We got the same issue. We only uses a custum DNS for ipmonitor name resolution but after scanning the server gives the netbios name back. This is very frustrating when you monitor allot different domains.
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Somebody?
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Tnx for the reply :) But can I monitor the memory consumption of a specific process also? This external program only monitor if the executable is running or not. Regards, Thomas
