OSX Daemon Check

Monitor the status of the selected OSX Daemon processes and receive a notification (based on the alert settings), if the processes are not in a running state.

Beginning with Mac Agent 2.3.1, OSX Daemon Checks are not automatically added during installation. If required, you add OSX Daemon Checks using the N-sight RMM Dashboard after agent installation.

For Mac Agents prior to version 2.3.1, all Daemon labels are scanned, and those that are set to always run are automatically added.

When a check is added or edited, the new settings are downloaded to the Agent the next time it communicates back to the N-sight RMM Dashboard and they are applied when the check runs after that.

Check configuration

Add

  1. On the N-sight RMM Dashboard North-pane, select the device
  2. Go to the Checks tab
  3. Click Add Check
  4. Select Add 24x7OSX Daemon Check
  5. Configure the Check
    1. Select the target Daemon from the Daemon drop-down
    2. Configure the Number of consecutive failures before alert sent

  6. To run an Automated Task when the Check fails, select Assign a Task after creating the Check. This option is not supported for all checks.
  7. Click OK to save and apply
  8. If you selected Assign a Task after creating the Check:
    1. Select the Automated Task script and select Next to configure. The following example is for Windows Automated Tasks. Other task options display for Linux and macOS devices.

    2. Enter any required Command Line parameters or Script parameters and select Next
    3. Set maximum permitted execution time for the script (optional)
    4. Select Finish to save and apply

Edit

  1. On the N-sight RMM Dashboard North-pane, select the device
  2. Go to the Checks tab in the South-pane
  3. Right-click the target Check and select Edit Check
  4. Configure the settings
  5. Click OK to save and apply

Delete

  1. On the N-sight RMM Dashboard North-pane, select the device
  2. Go to the Checks tab in the South-pane
  3. Right-click the target Check and select Delete Check
  4. Enter the password you used to sign into N-sight RMM to confirm removal
  5. Click OK to delete