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Filtering Monitored Processes by Process Owner
On UNIX systems, different users can run the same applications. Therefore, the process names can be the same for multiple processes that are owned by different users. The product can distinguish the processes owned by different users and reports the corresponding statistics accordingly. Because the process filtering for the processes is based on owners, the owner of the processes is always a subset of the provided owner set.
The product enables you to configure acceptable process owners and filter a monitored process by process owners.
To configure Process Owner Filtering
- Double-click the PROCESS application container.
- Access the PROCESS_PRESENCE application menu as described in Accessing KM Commands and InfoBoxes.
- Select Manage List of Monitored Processes from the pop-up menu.
- In the Manage List of Monitored Processes dialog box, in the Actions group box, select Add New Process, and click OK.
- In the Add New Process dialog box, in the Process Instance Label field, type a name for the monitored process icon. You can specify a name with a maximum of 100 characters.
In the Monitored Process String field, type the command or a unique command string for the process that is being monitored.
- In the Acceptable Process Owners field, type the user IDs for the accounts that might own the process. Separate multiple user IDs with spaces.
Select the Use Process Owners for Filtering check box.
Select the Filter Processes with Parent Process ID 1check box if you want to filter the processes by Parent Process ID 1.
The product starts monitoring processes based on the process owners.
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