Subject: | Using CalculatedPerformance ZenPack... |
Author: | [Not Specified] |
Posted: | 2014-12-26 06:56 |
Greetings -- I've downloaded the CalculatedPerformance Zenpack. I'm using an example in the WIKI, but some of the pieces don't work for me. -- I'm wondering if [again], I'm seeing that this won't work w/o SNMP-Informant installed on Windows...
I"m using (hw.totalMemory - memAvailReal) / hw.totalMemory
the best I can do here is find "hrMemorySize", the other two indicate that they're invalid. Then, the next thing I get to do, is calculate the CPU-util on a Windows system that has multiple cores. I've got to do this a.)without Informant and b.)Without installing a management agent on the client. (it takes me a month to touch 140 windows servers manually...)
Thanks!
Subject: | Have you tried using the new |
Author: | Andrew Kirch |
Posted: | 2014-12-29 14:49 |
Have you tried using the new Windows ZenPack we just released It should monitor memory resources on all your windows devices without SNMP, and do a whole lot more. http://blog.zenoss.com/2014/10/new-microsoft-windows-zenpack-simplifies-...
Andrew Kirch
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