Monitor resources on my server
Please follow the below steps to associate a resource check profile with your server monitor.
- Download and install a Windows or a Linux Server Monitoring agent on your server.
- Once the monitor has been added, click on the monitor and navigate to Checks > Add Resource Check Profile.

- Add the required check to your monitor.
- Save your changes.

You can also set threshold values and be notified when a check fails. In the Threshold Profile form, ensure the option Alert when resource check profile fails is set to Yes.
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