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Monitoring a single service…
I’m having a lot of difficulty monitoring a process on a Windows Server. Basically I want to monitor our Lotus Domino Mail Server. I’ve tried all sorts of syntax but am not getting a response.
The service is listed in the registry as:
Lotus Domino Server Service (LotusDominoData)
and the process is:
nserver.exe
Trying both module_process and module_service is yielding nothing. Looking at the examples in the documentation doesn’t shed any light either.
How would I need to format this to see the service and return a 0 or 1?
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I’m having a lot of difficulty monitoring a process on a Windows Server. Basically I want to monitor our Lotus Domino Mail Server. I’ve tried all sorts of syntax but am not getting a response.
The service is listed in the registry as:
Lotus Domino Server Service (LotusDominoData)
and the process is:
nserver.exe1?
For a windows service called “LotusDominoData” (real name, not description).
module_begin
module_name Lotus Service
module_type generic_proc
module_service LotusDominoData
module_endTo monitor process, check the real name with taskmgr (EXACT NAME, including upercase):
module_begin
module_name Lotus_Process
module_type generic_proc
module_proc nserver.exe
module_endComment ALL modules from your pandora_agent.conf and uses only this two to prevent any problem with other modules, and test it.
