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<strong>MonitorMagic</strong><br />

select the policy, right click the mouse and select the menu options Add monitor/Process. The<br />

Specify process monitor window is then shown.<br />

Use the Specify process monitor dialog box to define the process monitors that must be<br />

generated when the policy is applied.<br />

Monitor, Name<br />

For a monitor policy you need to specify the name of the monitor. This name is used only to refer<br />

to the monitor in the policy. A name is generated for you by default. You may change it to suit<br />

your needs.<br />

Add<br />

Use this button to bring up a dialog box which you can use to select what process(es) you would<br />

like to monitor. Processes can be added and deleted by using the corresponding buttons. Note,<br />

once a process has been added to a monitor the <strong>com</strong>puter you selected the process from is not<br />

associated with it. When the policy is applied to a <strong>com</strong>puter that isn't currently running the<br />

process the monitor will be generated anyway. The important thing to remember here is that<br />

certain rules, which relate to processes, will trigger if the process is not running on the machine<br />

that the monitor policy is applied to. Rules that will trigger when a process is not running, on a<br />

monitored machine, are rules which utilize the following values: Memory Usage, Process ID,<br />

Thread Count, and Time Running [sec].<br />

Delete<br />

Use this button to delete the selected monitored process(es). Only processes listed in the<br />

monitored process(es) dialog box will be monitored.<br />

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