User Name (Including domain name):
 defines the username for the credentials in the following format:
<domain name>/<user name>
 
Password:
 defines the password for the specified user name.

 
File: 
defines the full name of the log file for monitoring.
You can use pattern matching and regular expression. For example, use the wildcard operators 
*.txt
 for identifying multiple log files at run time. You can use regular expressions as discussed in the  section in logmon Hints and Examples.
 
Browse: 
allows you to open the 
Select File
 dialog to select the file to be monitored. You can also monitor the files using the UNC path on a Windows system only. For example, the following screenshot shows you how to access the remote files using the probe.
 
 
File Encoding:
 allows you to select the character encoding of the input file that is selected for monitoring. The probe detects the encoding of the input file automatically. However, you can specify the appropriate character encoding when the probe fails to detect the character encoding. For example, specify the file encoding as 
Windows-1252
 for monitoring binary and data files in a Linux environment.
 
View:
 allows you to view the contents of the selected file. The probe displays incorrect text if the encoding of the file is different from the specified value.
 Verify the value of 
System Encoding
 in the 
Setup
 dialog if the probe shows garbled text in the log file. For more information, see Configure General Properties.

 
Command: 
defines the command for monitoring the output.
 
Browse: 
allows you to open the 
Select File
 dialog to navigate to and select the file with the commands to be monitored.
 
Encoding:
 allows you to select the output character encoding of the command that is specified for monitoring.
 
Exit Code Monitoring: 
allows you to configure multiple exit codes as threshold.
The 
Settings
 button is enabled.
 
Settings:
 opens the 
Thresholds
 dialog to specify thresholds to generate alarms for exit codes.
For more information, see the 
Configure Command Exit Code Alarms
 section in logmon Advanced IM Configuration.
 
Set Command Timeout: 
enables the option to configure the timeout duration for executing the command.
 Active processes that were previously executed are not terminated.
 
Command Timeout (Seconds): 
defines the time duration (in seconds) after which the probe terminates the associated process. The value must be less than the value in the 
Check Interval
 field. Parent and child processes are terminated using this option. For example: the profile has executed a batch file which has internally executed another process. The probe terminates both the batch script process and the child process.
 In 
Windows
 systems, you must keep the association between the batch file process and its child processes. If the child process is not associated with the parent process; the probe does not terminate the child processes.
Example: you can execute the 
START/W C: \Windows\System32\notepad.exe
 command (with 
/W
 option) in a batch file for creating association between the child process (notepad.exe) and the parent batch file process.
 
Generate Alarm: 
enables the profile to generate an alarm when a command times out and the probe terminates the associated processes.
 
Severity: 
specifies the severity of the command timeout alarm.

 
Queue: 
specifies the queue name of the CA UIM hub for monitoring messages of the queue.
 
Browse: 
allows you to open the 
Select Queue
 dialog to select the queue to be monitored.
 
Encoding:
 allows you to select the character encoding of the queue that is specified for monitoring.

 
Url
: defines the URL to monitor the content of the html file generated for the URL.
 From version 3.90, the probe does not expand the % symbol in URL profiles to time formatting primitives.
 
Settings:
 allows you to set up timeout, alarm, and authentication properties of the website.
For more information, see the 
Configure URL Settings
 section in logmon Advanced IM Configuration.
 
Encoding:
 allows you to select the character encoding of the html file generated for the URL.
 
View:
 allows you to view the source text of the html page using the default editor for 
txt
 files.

 
Initial File Read Position:
 defines the start position from where the probe starts monitoring the file.
The value can be Start of File or End of File.
 
Resume File Read Position: 
defines the position from where the monitoring is resumed, if the probe or the profile is restarted.
The value can be Last Read Line or End of File.

Navigate to the 
Raw Configure
 interface > 
setup
 section.
Add a new key
 
 
MaxAlarmPerWatcherSuppKey
 
 
and set the value as
 Yes
.
Save the configuration and restart the probe.

 
Column: 
defines the column in the source to retrieve the variable value.
 
Character Position: 
defines the character position in the source line to retrieve the variable value.
 
Match Expression: 
retrieves the variable value from the match expression of the watcher.

 
Ignore ‘To’: 
ignores the '
TO'
 position and extracts the entire content from the starting position to the end of log file.
 
To column: 
specifies the end column position to retrieve the variable value.
 
To End of Line: 
retrieves the variable value to the end of line of the starting position.

"Critical Oracle error" 
"Critical OS error" 
"Critical file system error"
"random Critical error

Alarm that is configured in the 
Standard 
tab.
Alarm that is configured in the 
Alarm 
tab when the match count threshold breaches.
 Define a suppression key in the 
Alarm 
tab. The probe sends clear alarms for alarms that are generated by configuration in the 
Alarm
 tab.