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Nagios Core - How To Monitor A Windows Machine

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How To Monitor A Windows Machine

This document describes how you can monitor "private" services and attributes of Windows machines, such as memory usage, CPU load, disk usage, service states and running processes.

Documentation - How To Monitor A Windows Machine

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