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++++ check_proc.exe
I create this plugin because I needed to monitor not only the upper bound of count of a running process but also the lower bound. I take the check_process-Plugin under Linux as example. It is only rudimental. You only can specify the exactly match of the process to search and the warning and critical ranges.
+++++ using check_proc.exe
++++++ without any parameters
it gives a list of the running processes.
++++++ with parameters
it looks like this:
D:\\tmp>check_proc.exe -h
check_proc (nagios-plugin)
check_proc -w -c -C
-w warning
-c critical
-C processname
range of processcount, warning range in critical range
I create this plugin because I needed to monitor not only the upper bound of count of a running process but also the lower bound. I take the check_process-Plugin under Linux as example. It is only rudimental. You only can specify the exactly match of the process to search and the warning and critical ranges.
+++++ using check_proc.exe
++++++ without any parameters
it gives a list of the running processes.
++++++ with parameters
it looks like this:
D:\\tmp>check_proc.exe -h
check_proc (nagios-plugin)
check_proc -w -c -C
-w warning
-c critical
-C processname
range of processcount, warning range in critical range
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