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January 7th, 2011 14:00

guest process investigation alerting

Is there a way for vFoglight to alert when a service isn't started using the guest process engine? Looking through the rules, it looks like it might be possible using the physical OS cartridge, but I think using the physical cartridge would cause a lot of redundant data for my virtual machines...

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    pgadgil

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    Posted January 9th, 2011 01:00

    The options are:
    Install the fglam on the VM
    Deploy the OS cartridge
    NOT create Windows System agents (to avoid redundant data), but rather
    Create an AppMonitor agent to monitor the processes that a particular service starts
    OR
    Create Windows System agents, but set the CPU and Memory collections to 0.
    Regards
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    pgadgil

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    Posted January 8th, 2011 02:00

    Doable with custom Rule but not easy at all. OS cart is way easier but you are right about redundant data.
    Regards
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    cbomholt

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    Posted February 3rd, 2011 05:00

    That may work- was hoping to get away from having the fglam on the VM's. I will give this a try... Thanks for the idea-

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