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1. Infrastructure Monitoring
Hello,
I am trying to get correct syntax to monitoring process running on windows server using CheckProcState. when i am trying below command whether notepad.exe running or not. its showing process running.
Could you please provide me correct syantx.
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Hello All,
I have urgent requirement to monitor Exchange Database (TESTDB) disk space and it is under Disk3 partition. Currently installed NSClient++ in Exchange server. We have Nagios Xi installed in another server. Can you let me know what are configuration files that I need to modify.
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3. AIX
Hi,
is any one using nagios monitoring solution on AIX ? if yes, is it supported on AIX 7.1 TL 03 as well ?
I tried to search online and unix.com , could not find it.
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4. Infrastructure Monitoring
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5. Infrastructure Monitoring
Hi, I have configured check_snmp plugin and using the plugin i am able to monitor the uptime of the switch.
But the following fails
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SNMP CRITICAL - *down(2)* |
#
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6. Infrastructure Monitoring
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Looking for a nagios plugin which can do the monitoring of a file which has a value and alert if the value in the file goes more than 100 or so.
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Any idea how to monitor a machine running freebsd 7.0 using Nagios?
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I have a windows snmp server running prtg. I have a solaris 8 v440R server and only see the network statistics for the server. When I try to add a new service to watch for the CPU, I am not offered the results. There is the default sun.mib installed. SNMPDX is not running but mibiisa is.
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10. UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers
As Subject.
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WMBUBBLE(1x) WMBUBBLE(1x)
NAME
wmbubble - system load monitor
SYNOPSIS
wmbubble [options] [program1] [program2]
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the wmbubble command. This manual page was written for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution because the
original program does not have a manual page.
wmbubble is a dockapp-style CPU, memory, swap and load average monitor. Based on the GNOME BubbleMon applet, this program has been consid-
erably improved.
The higher the water level, the more memory is in use. The more profuse the bubbles, the higher the CPU usage. There is also a real-time
CPU percentage display.
When the mouse is moved into the window, the display will change to show the load history, or, if the right shift is held, the current mem-
ory usage. If you press the right mouse button, the window will freeze in that state. You can unfreeze the display by pressing the right
mouse button again.
program1 and program2 are the programs to spawn when either the left or middle mouse button is pressed, respectively.
OPTIONS
-d disable swimming duck
-u disable upside-down duck
-c disable CPU meter
-m disable memory screen
-p use alternative color scheme in memory info screen
-k display memory and swap statistics in megabytes
-h display help
AUTHOR
wmbubble was written by timecop <timecop@japan.co.jp>
This manual page was written by John H. Robinson, IV <jaqque@debian.org>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).
March 28, 2004 WMBUBBLE(1x)