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With the System Load Sensor the CPU, disk load and also the available memory of the local or a remote Windows system can be monitored.
Sensor Tasks
Test Sensor |
Tests the current sensor settings. |
Get Help |
Opens the ServerSentinel online help for the current sensor. |
Basic Settings
Name |
The name of the sensor (max. 100 characters). Choose a meaningful name to clearly identify the sensor. |
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Sensor is Active |
Toggles the sensor ON/OFF. |
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Check Interval |
The interval or times at which which the sensor should perform its checks.
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Only check if this Sensor didn't fail |
This sensor will only be checked, if the sensor in the drop down list didn't fail. |
Further Information
Comment |
Short additional information to the sensor (max. 255 characters). |
Connection Settings
Host |
The IP address or DNS name of host which should be monitored (max. 255 characters). |
Credentials |
Here you can either select an existing credential object, create a new one by inserting a display name, an username and a password. |
Meta Data Values
Data Value |
Data Type |
Description |
Checktime |
Date |
The time the dataset has been created. |
Exception Message |
String |
The message of the error if any occurred. |
Response Time |
Integer |
The response time needed to perform the check. |
Status |
String |
A status string that may contain arbitrary information that was collected by the sensor (max. 255 characters). Per default this value is empty. |
Status Flag |
The status of the sensor after the check has been performed. |
Data Values
Data Value |
Data Type |
Description |
Available Memory |
Integer |
The available memory. |
CPU load |
Double |
The total CPU load of all cores in percent. |
Disk load |
Double |
The total disk load of all installed hard disks in percent. This value is not available on Windows Vista systems. |
Result of Query |
String |
The result of the WMI query. |
On Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP the DLL "Wbemperf.dll" is required on the target system, for Windows Server 2008 and Vista the library "WmiPerfInst.dll", accordingly. If it is not present the error "Invalid class" will occur