I am not able to get the Process List details for server monitors (Windows, Linux, AIX, FreeBSD, HP-UX, Sun Solaris) in WMI, Telnet and SSH modes
The data for the Process List may not be shown due to problems in executing and obtaining the output of the commands on the server. For different modes of monitoring (WMI/Telnet/SSH) we use different methods to collect data. Below are the steps to check the execution of commands based on the respective modes:
WMI mode of monitoring
Execute the process.vbs file present in <Applications Manager Home>/working/conf/applications/scripts/ directory from command prompt as follows:
For Remote servers,
cscript process.vbs <hostname> <username> <password>
For Local servers,
cscript process.vbs <hostname>
where hostname, username, password are the target server's hostname/IP address, username specified for monitoring, and password of that user respectively.
Check whether you are able to get the output for the above commands.
Execute the process.vbs file present in <Applications Manager Home>/working/conf/applications/scripts/ directory from command prompt as follows:
For Remote servers,
cscript process.vbs <hostname> <username> <password>
For Local servers,
cscript process.vbs <hostname>
where hostname, username, password are the target server's hostname/IP address, username specified for monitoring, and password of that user respectively.
Check whether you are able to get the output for the above commands.
Telnet and SSH mode of monitoring
Applications
Manager will execute the following command to get the Process List details:
Linux
Command: - /bin/ps -eo fname,pcpu,pmem,command|cat;echo The Process Completed
successfullyFreeBSD
Command: - /bin/ps -axwwwwwwwwo comm,pcpu,pmem,command|cat;echo The Process Completed
successfully.SUN
Solaris
Command: - /bin/ps -eo fname,pcpu,pmem,args;echo The Process Completed successfully. IBM AIX
Command: /bin/ps -eo comm,pcpu,pmem,args|cat;echo The Process Completed successfully. HP-UX
Command: export UNIX95=1;ps -ef -o comm,pcpu,vsz,args;echo The Process Completed
successfully.Check
whether you are able to get the output for the above commands.
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