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Browse All TopicsLandesk process ldiscn32.exe taking up 99% cpu on startup. I want to write a script that will change the runtime of this process. I found a resolution but not quite sure how/where to run the script locally on my PC. How do I use the start command in XP? It also suggests a local script can be created and added to a local scheduler, would this be a better option?
Problems/Symptoms:
The vulnerability scanner can use a lot of processor time. This can cause a large delay on workstations. The vulnerability scanner can be configured to run in a lower process priority class to make the scanner's activity more transparent to the user.
Fix:
This can be done with the "START" command that is built into Microsoft* Windows operating systems. The start command allows you to run a process in a different priority class than the default 'Normal' one.
Create a new custom script using the example below. A local scheduler script can also be created, and added to the local scheduler on clients.
EXAMPLE SCRIPTS. **************************
FOR A SCHEDULED VULNERABILITY SCAN
[MACHINES_WIN]
REMEXEC01=cmd /c start /BELOWNORMAL "%LDMS_CLIENT_DIR%\Vulscan
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FOR A LOCAL SCHEDULER TASK
[MACHINES_WIN]
REMEXEC01=<qt/>%LDMS_CLIEN
REMEXEC1001=<qt/>%LDMS_CLI
Thanks for your help, missymadi
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