Dirk, Servers Alive version 4.1.1630
I am currently monitoring 'NT Perfmon, Memory, Pool Nonpaged Bytes' closely on some of our servers as there is a critical point at which we need to consider rebooting a server before it becomes service affecting. At the moment the check is returning 57573376 (Bytes according to the check detail), which is above the threshold I have the alert set at (55000000 bytes which I am approximating as 55MB), but running the same check using Perfmon shows only 4242800 (bytes? Perfmon is using the default scale) and this is appearing as approx 42.5 on the vertical axis (which I am reading as approximately 42.5MB) The question I have is why are these figures significantly different? I have checked this also with SA V5.0.1649 and the returned figures are almost identical to those I am getting returned by SA V4.1.1630 on my production system. I need to be confident that the figures I am getting returned via Servers Alive accurately represent the state of the machine being monitored. Servers Alive is currently running on a Windows 2000 Professional Workstation and the Server being monitored is running NT4.0, I have run Perfmon on NT4 / W2K and XP with the same figures being return on each different OS. Regards, Andy To unsubscribe from a list, send a mail message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] With the following in the body of the message: unsubscribe SAlive
