zabbix 4 don't check process windows problem

[barto_95]

Hi,

It's necessary for me to check if a process is running on windows server

I create a template and item but I have a error (not supported and invalid first parameter)

do you have a idea for this check work please ?

thank you

[batchen_regev]

i dont think it can check 4D by the docs i see it can only check specifics :

https://www.zabbix.com/documentation/3.0/manual/appendix/items/service_check_details

try googling this :

• Key: service.info[lanmanworkstation]

also
https://www.zabbix.com/documentation...ent/win_keys?s[]=windows#monitoring_windows_services
scrool to buttom of page.

hope this helps.

[ArtursL]

Hi,
You can use the proc.num key to monitor a Windows process. Example - proc.num["process name"]. What this does is it returns the number of running processes corresponding to the name you specified.

You should then create a trigger that checks if the last received proc.num value = 0, which would mean, that the process has no running instances.

You can read more about the proc.num item here
In case of a Window service, you can use service.info key as described by batchen_regev above.

[barto_95]

thank you for response

In process windows it's this I can check : (screenshot) I configure my item : proc.num[4D server.exe*32]

It's ok or not ?

[ArtursL]

Try creating the item like this: proc.num["4D Server.exe"]
Afterwards, check what's the returned item value by navigating to Monitoring - Latest Data
It should be 1 in case of a single 4D Server instance running on your host.

[Semiadmin]

Hi, barto_95.
Try to use tasklist command to see process name. I suppose you need proc.num["4D Server.exe"] key.

[barto_95]

it's great

tasklist : 4d server.exe

and now on zabbix it's UP(1)

thank's for your help guys

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[jonsbtran]

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