Process Monitoring folder

Name

The name of the process.

Health State

Provides information on the health state of the process: good, warning, or bad.

Process ID

The numerical ID that uniquely distinguishes a process while it runs.

Current Status

Identifies whether the process is alive, dead, or has failed to check in within the established interval.

Shutting Down

Identifies if a process is exiting.

Last Check in

The last time the process checked into the Process Monitor.

First Check in

The time the process first checked into the Process Monitor.

Time of Failure

Identifies when the failure occurred if the process is in a failure condition.

Critical

Identifies if the process is considered critical. A critical process failure causes a failover. A non-critical process failure causes a warning condition.

Restart on Failure

This field identifies whether a process should be restarted if it fails.

Restart Command

Contains the name of the process to restart.

Last Restart

The last time the process was restarted.

Restart Arguments

Identifies which argument string to use when restarting.

Shutdown with Service

This field indicates if the process should be shutdown when the service is shutdown.

Shutdown Command

Identifies if there are any special scripts that need to run when the process is shut down.

Shutdown Arguments

Arguments for the shutdown script.

Shutdown Priority

The lower the priority number, the sooner the process would be shutdown.

Ignore Checkin Interval

Identifies whether the check in interval can be ignored.

Shutdown Timeout

The maximum time in seconds for a process to terminate using a controlled shutdown. A value of 0 results in the use of the default value of 15 seconds. If the process does not terminate within the shutdown timeout, then the process is forced to quit immediately.