Another home run; thanks!
Do I use the same line in these checks for generating alerts? Like: -w 80 -c 90
Monitoring a service or process
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Re: Monitoring a service or process
No problems.
Yes you are right, you just add them to the end of $ARG4$.
These are the notes from the help text.
CPU
WARN/CRIT can be used for this MODE. You need to specify a field name if not using the Default field eg -w FIELD=VALUE or simply -w VALUE for the Default field. Valid Warning/Critical Fields are: _AvgCPU (Default), _ItemCount
Memory
WARN/CRIT can be used for this MODE. You need to specify a field name if not using the Default field eg -w FIELD=VALUE or simply -w VALUE for the Default field. Valid Warning/Critical Fields are: _ItemCount (Default), _ColSum_PrivateBytes, _ColSum_WorkingSet, _ColSum_VirtualBytes
Yes you are right, you just add them to the end of $ARG4$.
These are the notes from the help text.
CPU
WARN/CRIT can be used for this MODE. You need to specify a field name if not using the Default field eg -w FIELD=VALUE or simply -w VALUE for the Default field. Valid Warning/Critical Fields are: _AvgCPU (Default), _ItemCount
Memory
WARN/CRIT can be used for this MODE. You need to specify a field name if not using the Default field eg -w FIELD=VALUE or simply -w VALUE for the Default field. Valid Warning/Critical Fields are: _ItemCount (Default), _ColSum_PrivateBytes, _ColSum_WorkingSet, _ColSum_VirtualBytes
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