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Cisco Router Process Data

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I was wondering if there is anyway for PRTG to capture the CPU utilisation of a process on a Cisco router? We currently have a router that occasionally suffers from small bouts of 100% CPU utilisation but at random times and we are struggling to capture the process that is responsible. It would be very useful if PRTG was able to capture this info.

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Rob Hamilton

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Dear Rob,

thank you very much for your KB-Post. I'm very much afraid though, there are no native sensors in PRTG to monitor process CPU usage on (Cisco) Routers. It might be worth a try though, checking with Cisco if they have an MIB delivering such information. Then you could look into importing this MIB with our MIB Importer.

best regards.

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