Use the Add New Process dialog box to specify which
Windows processes you want to monitor. If you know the name of the
node where the process you want to monitor is running, you can type
it directly into the Node box. If you do not know the name
of the node, click the [...] button to browse a list of
nodes. After you have selected the node, click Refresh to
display a list of the Windows processes running on the selected
node. The list shows only running processes; the list does
not display processes that are either disabled or stopped.
NOTE
If you use the browse option, the policy editor attempts to connect
to the node as the Windows user, who started the console. If this
user is not allowed to access process information on the specified
node, HPOM displays an error message and prompts you to type a user
name and password to log on to the node.
To add a new process to monitor
Select Processes in the Monitoring drop-down menu
in the Policy dialog.
If you know the name of the process you want to add:
Click New.
Type the details of the process to monitor.
Choose whether you want to use default actions with the new
process or define your own custom actions.
Click OK.
If you do not know the name of the process:
Click Browse to select from a list of available
processes on a node.
Type the name of the node in the Node box or click the
[...] button to browse a list of nodes. The list of nodes is
retrieved from the HP Operations database and does not indicate
that a connection to the individual nodes in the list has been
successful.
Click Refresh to display a list of processes on the
specified node.
NOTE
If the policy editor cannot connect to the selected node to
retrieve a list of processes, it displays an error message or asks
you for more information.
Select the process that you want to monitor and click OK
if you do not want to add any more Windows processes, or click
Apply if you want to continue adding processes to the
process-monitor policy.
Select a process from the list and click Edit if you
want to inspect or change the default actions associated with the
selected process monitor.
NOTE