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Service Monitoring - Memory Usage
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Mario
Mar 25, 2010, 3:18:04 AM3/25/10
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Hi,
i want to monitor a service over 100MB memory usage is that possible?
bg Mario
Jaime Correia
Mar 30, 2010, 9:46:03 AM3/30/10
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Create a monitor, select performance --> simple treshold --> type the name
for the monitor and select the target you want --> on the performance click
select, select the Process counter, select the % Processor Time, select the
process you want (that is the service process), select the interval want to
monitor the process --> input the treshold you want --> configure the alerts
and you are done.
for the monitor and select the target you want --> on the performance click
select, select the Process counter, select the % Processor Time, select the
process you want (that is the service process), select the interval want to
monitor the process --> input the treshold you want --> configure the alerts
and you are done.
Mario
Mar 31, 2010, 5:23:01 AM3/31/10
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Thanks, but Processor Time is not really what i want. i want to monitor the
memory usage, which counter do i have to select?
memory usage, which counter do i have to select?
bg. Mario
Jaime Correia
Mar 31, 2010, 5:44:01 AM3/31/10
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Counter is --> PrivateBytes
But if you are using Opsmgr 2007 R2 you can use the process monitor template.
Just follow the wizard and almost at the end you can input the memory
theshold.
But if you are using Opsmgr 2007 R2 you can use the process monitor template.
Just follow the wizard and almost at the end you can input the memory
theshold.
Mario
Mar 31, 2010, 6:13:01 AM3/31/10
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yes i have scom 2007 r2 but in the wizard the maximum of memory usage is
100MB and my services starts with over 100MB so i can't use the wizzard and
an override is also without effect.
100MB and my services starts with over 100MB so i can't use the wizzard and
an override is also without effect.
Jaime Correia
Mar 31, 2010, 7:38:01 AM3/31/10
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Then use the PrivateBytes Counter
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