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Download
and Unzip to 1) cpualert_setup.txt for
threshold and 2) cpualert_email.txt for SMTP server. 3) cpualert
program. You
can run it in background with silent mode by running cpualert -s
& when it has been tested OK
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Get alert when
Linux CPU/MEM usage
continues high for a period of time - You can setup
consecutive 1 or 2,3...50..200..xxx and
usage yy% as threshold limit. Get alert
only when CPU / Memory
usage has consecutive
xx times higher than
yy%
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No alert for short high Spikes. No continue sending alert when
utilization remains high -
Alert you only when the first time reach the defined consecutive
times and
alert you
again when usage
back to normal. Let you know when is abnormal and when is back to
normal
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SMS alert message will tell you the
CPU/MEM usage and TOP1 data including PID, USER, %CPU, %MEM, TIME, COMMAND. See
below sample
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Has option to KILL TOP1 process when
consecutive high than a KILLCOUNT number and alert text will tell you
which PID & COMMAND
has been killed. You can setup a SMALL
threshold number and a BIG killcount number to get alert immediately
and kill TOP1 process if CPU/MEM usage consecutive high for a log
period of time
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SMS and Email alerts send out from our
server and has option to send additional email alert via
Your Local/ Gmail/ Yahoo/ Hotmail
SMTP server at the same time to
ensure you can receive alerts independent of our servers.
Check ArGoSoft SMTP server setup if you
need a simple Windows SMTP to try. Easy to setup in minutes and it is free-
Write any higher than threshold record to log file with TOP1 program name, PID and timestamp
and mail you log file at midnight everyday to let you check from
email inbox directly
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I am Alive mail
notification - Mail you today's log at
midnight everyday to let you check the daily log from mail directly
and you also can know program is up and running
Sample for SMS alert text
192.168.1.2 SuSe CPU now 100% higher than 75% for 10
times (TOP1- PID: 31118 USER: root %CPU: 99.6 %MEM: 0.1
TIME: 5:30.60 COMMAND: loopcpu
- TOP1 data is the TOP command and sort %CPU or
%MEM
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