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System PulseMeter File/Folder Size Test

File/Folder Size Test

Use the File/Folder Size Test test for controlling sizes of files and folders on remote hosts.

Stay always informed when folders have to be cleared or files need to to be archived on any of remote hosts in the network.

File/Folder Size Test Properties

"Basic" File/Folder Size test properties can be set in the "Test Properties" dialog.

Specific File/Folder Size test properties include:

• "File/folder to check" - select the file or folder to be monitored by the "File/folder size" test.
• "Test fails when size is more than" - set the maximum size of the file/folder. In case if file/folder size will become more than inputted value, file/folder size test will be considered as failed. The default value is set to 128 Mb.
• "Process subfolders" - check this option in case if you choose to monitor a folder and want to take into account subfolders size.