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Before I ask my question, I should report that I was
finally able to find away to both list and monitor the NT processes. You may remember a post a while back
where I was unable to even view the drop-down list of processes. After a LOT of investigation, it turned
out that the Remote Registry service was disabled in Win2K and (even locally
and not remotely), with that service off, you cannot view/monitor the
process. I’m happy to report that
enabling it did the trick. (It was
disabled by our Info Security folks as a risk.) My question:
We need to monitor a Coldfusion MX process (JRun) that doesn’t actually
die, it just freezes. Setting the
check to “less than one instance” will only work if the process actually dies,
which it almost never does. It
does, however, reach a certain amount of memory usage, like 700,000K, at which
point it freezes and users receive a JRun error page. Is there a way to monitor the memory used by a process
rather than whether the instance is simply running or not? Appreciate your ideas! John H. AT&T |
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