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Process Monitor Table Action Parameters

The SystemEDGE agent provides several default parameters to the action commands when they are invoked. These parameters are in addition to any parameters that you specify in the action string and are passed on the command line after those that you specify. The default parameters are the same as the parameters provided in the SNMP traps that are sent for the Process Monitor table.

The following list describes the default parameters for Process Monitor table actions:

Note: You can prevent the agent from including these action parameters in the command by setting the 0x00000020 flag in the table entry.

trapType

Defines the type of trap being sent, which will be one of the following:

• processStop
• processStart
• processThreshold
• processClear

pmonIndex

Defines the index assigned to the table entry.

pmonDescr

Defines the table entry description.

pmonAttribute

Defines the process attribute being monitored by the entry.

pmonCurrVal

Defines the current value obtained for the table entry.

pmonOperator

Defines the operator being used by the table entry.

pmonValue

Defines the comparison value or threshold applied by the table entry.

pmonFlags

Defines flags that are associated with the table entry.

pmonRegExpr

Defines the regular expression that the agent uses to find the process ID of the process to monitor.

pmonCurrentPID

Defines the process ID (PID) of the current process being monitored. If you are monitoring a Windows service (through the watch ntservice directive or by setting flag 0x8000), this column represents the index in the NT Service MIB table that this process or service monitoring entry has acquired.

pmonObjClass

Defines the object class of the table entry.

pmonObjInstance

Defines the object instance of the table entry.

pmonObjAttribute

Defines the object attribute of the table entry.

pmonCurrState

Defines the current state of the table entry.

For more information about traps sent by the SystemEDGE agent, see the chapter "Concepts" and the appendix “Private Enterprise Traps.”