To send a signal to a process, issue an SNMP Set command for the processKill column for a specific process to the appropriate signal value.
Note: On Windows, only signal number SIGKILL (9) is supported.
For example, from a remote network management station console, you can terminate an unauthorized process by setting the value of its processKill column to 9. The number 9 represents the UNIX SIGKILL signal, which can kill a process.
For more information about signals, see the UNIX signal (3V) man page.
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