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Quick update, We have gone with a Perl external script for process monitoring where we pass server, community string and process we are looking for as variables, call snmpwalk from within the Perl, then parse the output, looking for RC=1. Much lower CPU overhead. Would like this functionality added as a native monitor type…
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The screen above is from ORION APM and has no IPMONITOR equivalent AFAIK. For the response time, you can try setting the maximum test duration down to something like 5-10 seconds. The monitor will go to lost instead of down, but should achieve the same end result. You may also want to set up the same monitor using HEAD…
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OK...some thoughts on how it is might be done: The host resource running processes OID is read on the target host. OID is 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2 This gives all the current running processes. If you installed net-snmp on the target server, Net-snmp proc extention does the reading, having already been installed on the target…
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We looked at APM lat 2010 but APM was using WMI for system monitoring, even though NPM still uses SNMP for monitoring, and we use SNMP due to its universal implementation so we stayed with IPMONITOR which we use for System and Application monitoring. APM not having a Delta check was also was a real show stopper. The key…
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Hi Chris, Thanks for the quick reply!!, The VBScript you pointed to uses WMI which is unfortunate for me. Is there a SNMP version of this? As best as I understand, to differentiate with the same name, you need to find the OID of the processes you want to monitor and then walk the command paramaters of the OIDS for the…
