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  • Resurrecting an old thread here, but I am attempting to accomplish process monitoring using the sample script provided by SolarWinds. I can't get anything but a "return value does not match expected value" from ipMonitor, even though running the script directly from the ipMonitor server via command line returns success.…
    in ¿External process???? Comment by jasonwoerner March 2014
  • I'm seeing the same results as JMelia above and haven't been able to resolve after several hours testing and tweaking. Script runs manually in CMD and produces output text indicating the process is running. But ipMonitor reports "return value does not match the expected value." I'd love to see what ipMonitor is seeing, but…
    in Monitoring the Existence of a Specific Process on a Remote Machine Running Windows 2000/XP/2003 Comment by jasonwoerner March 2014
  • I see the same behavior. The script returns 0 on success; the expected return value is set to 0, and the monitor goes down when a 0 is returned and is up when any other value is returned. This is contrary to the ipMonitor documentation for this monitor type and should be considered a bug.
    in Trouble using External process monitor on a Linux server Comment by jasonwoerner March 2014
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