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The Perl scripts do not require the ProbeTest.dll object but most do require Perl components. These components are all available from www.cpan.org. The use of these components should make it simple to extend a Perl Script to do custom tasks required for your network.
In general, if a script does not take an In Arg of 'Host' then the script can only test something on a local computer (i.e. the computer that is running the script). To run the test on a remote host then NetProbe-Remote (NetProbe-Remote.pl or NetProbe-Remote-Service) will be required.
The Perl script engine will be required to use these scripts. This can be obtained from www.activeperl.com.
| Description | Returns the system load. | ||||||
| Operating Systems | Unix | ||||||
| Requirements | Sys::CpuLoad | ||||||
| Scope | Local system only (remote requires NetProbe-Remote) | ||||||
| Workspace Wizard | No | ||||||
| In Args | None | ||||||
| Out Args |
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| Alarm Usage | Yes, but requires the load thresholds be set by the target. | ||||||
| Graph Usage | Ideal. |
| Copyright (c) Warren Flemmer 2006 | www.net-probe.com |