[mrtg] Re: monitor processes (not services) on Win2k and/or W inNT

[Linux]

For monitoring NT services I been using the AINTX toolset for a long time.
It works on Win2K as well. Converting these  text files to MRTG format is
really easy with a bit of grep and awk. I have all the scripts if you wish
for both AINTX and MRTG

Tools can be found at http://user.mc.net/~jlh/nttools.htm

Mike 

-----Original Message-----
From: James Amann [mailto:jamann at gsu.edu]
Sent: Thursday, 3 January 2002 06:59
To: gkwilliams at epcor.ca; mrtg at list.ee.ethz.ch
Cc: rjm at dataprompt.com
Subject: [mrtg] Re: monitor processes (not services) on Win2k and/or
WinNT



Garth,

Thanks for the reply,

I am enclosing the cfg file below.  These are the steps I have taken so far
in testing:

I have set up procmon as described in the cfg file, but I only seem to get a
trap generated if I restart the procmon service. Starting and stopping the
process being monitored (cmd and blackice) does not generate a trap.   If I
restart the service, I get traps only for the condition "false" meaning I
get a trap if the process is running when the procmon service is restarted.
I have tried this on Winnt and Win2k with the same results. I am starting
and stopping these processes manually, so they are not hanging.  

I have followed the installation directions in the CFG file faithfully. 

Thanks for any help.

########  Configurable options:
Version:1
Destination: [IP of trap server]
Port:162 
Community: [Comm String]

Process:cmd
Running:true

Process:blackice
Running:true

###End



James McGovern Amann
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>>> "Williams, Garth" <gkwilliams at epcor.ca> 01/02/02 12:22PM >>>First of all, howdy to my list buddies! There IS life after AOL!!Anyway, I have sucessfully used PROCMON (in my previous job), so I canattest that it DOES indeed work.  In fact, all the NCOMTECH software I haveused works as advertised.I never had an issue with a failed (i.e. HUNG) process, so cannot comment onthat, but can say that it WILL generate traps if the process stops (andremoves itself from memory before stopping).  Same goes for the opposite(i.e. a process is started that should not be).I would be glad to look at your config file if you want to send it to me.Garth K. WilliamsNetwork Consultant - Acrodexemail: garth.williams at acrodex.com           gkwilliams at epcor.ca > -----Original Message-----> From:	James Amann [SMTP:jamann at gsu.edu] > Sent:	Wednesday, January 02, 2002 9:26 AM> To:	mrtg at list.ee.ethz.ch > Cc:	WhatsUp_Forum at list.ipswitch.com > Subject:	[mrtg] monitor processes (not services) on Win2k and/or> WinNT> > > I am trying to monitor processes (not services) on Win2k and/or WinNT.  I
> need to generate a notification, (prefferably a trap) when and if a
> process fails or is started.  
> 
> I have tried using procmon (http://www.ncomtech.com/download.htm)
> but it simply does not work.
> 
> If anyone has tamed this beast please let me know.  Thanks.
> 
> James Amann
> 404-651-1574
> jamann at gsu.edu 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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