In the Windows Services window, right-click
on the service and select Properties
to find the official Service name.
In the Publications form, create
a publication for the alert with at least one subscriber. Subscribers
to this publication will receive an alert when the service is stopped.
In the Monitored Resources form,
specify this information for the service:
Resource Type: Service
Resource Name: The name you
found in Step 1
Machine Name: Name of the utility
server where the service runs
User Name / Password: Windows
Administrator user name and password to connect to that server
Domain: Domain name of that
server
Alert Subject: Brief description
of the reason for the alert, for example: [xxx] service on [servername]
is stopped.
Alert Message: Message that
is sent to the user.
In the Publication field on the
Monitored Resources form, select the
publication you specified in Step 2. This associates the alert
with the publication.
To verify that the monitor is working, go to the Status
tab and click the Status button. You should
see a response in the Status field.
Select Active so the Application
Event System will monitor this service and send subscribers
an alert when the service stops.