Sys Info-3.303.3300
Input (required)
- Select one function from the pull down list of functions.
Input (optional – Get Process only)
- Enter process name (partial is OK) to search. (this is case insensitive)
Output
- Return Value (CSV)
Each function returns some unique set of information. It is listed as the CSV headers under each function as shown below
1. Get Process
pid | ppid | status | name | exe | memory_percent | cpu_percent | cwd | create_time | username |
2. CPU Percent
cpu1_percent | cpu2_percent | cpu3_percent | cpu4_percent | cpu5_percent | cpu6_percent | cpu7_percent | cpu8_percent | cpu_percent |
3. CPU Count
cpu_count |
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4. Load Avg (this function is only for Linux)
last_1m_load | last_5m_load | last_15m_load |
5. Memory Info
total | available | percent | used | free |
6. Disk Info
device | mountpoint | fstype | opts | maxfile | maxpath | total | used | free | percent |
7. Network Stats
nic | bytes_sent | bytes_recv | packets_sent | packets_recv | errin | errout | dropin | dropout |
8. Network Conns
family | type | local_addr_ip | local_addr_port | remote_addr_ip | remote_addr_port | status | pid |
9. NIC Address
nic | family | address | netmask | broadcast | ptp |
10. NIC Info
nic | isup | duplex | speed | mtu |
Important!
Using [Get Process] as a Verification operation for any of the process to be running or not.
See the parameter setting below.
As shown in example below, the [Get Process] function can be used as a verification operation when the Proc Name check box is checked and a specific process to look for is given --- in this example “Excel”. Please not that the Proc Name entry returns TRUE for a partial match and case insensitive.
Therefore, if you enter “chrome” at the Proc Name field, it will return TRUE for either chrome.exe and chromedriver.exe. To avoid mis-verification you must enter full process name like “chrome.exe” (case insensitive.)
Return Code can be used for the branching logic setup.
[0] means FOUND and successful
[1] means NOT FOUND.
[99] for any other failure case reply from the system.
How to set the parameters.
See example below.