All ProbeAction Modules in Microsoft.Amalga.UIS.2009.Monitoring Management Pack

	DisplayName	Description	ID	Type	Isolation	Accessibility	RunAs
	Receiving Messages Probe	This probe is intended to be run after the Time of Day Value Selector probe. It determines if a service specific counter has changed (for DADE Filer, DADE Receiver, or Script Engine Package) indicating messages are being processed by the service instance. Is aware of service or package stop, change or no change, and interval not elapsed.	Microsoft.Amalga.UIS.2009.Monitoring.ReceivingMessages.Probe	ProbeActionModuleType	Any	Internal
	Script Engine Package Run Time Checker Probe	This probe checks the script engine package's last processed timestamp and compares it against the current time, then determines if the time delta is within tolerance, or if the delta is above warning or critical time thresholds. Results are returned in a property bag and are intended to be consumed by a monitor.	Microsoft.Amalga.UIS.2009.Monitoring.ScriptEnginePackageRunTimeChecker.Probe	ProbeActionModuleType	Any	Internal
	Script Engine Package Run Time Report Probe	This probe is intended to be called from an administrative task and for the purpose of on-demand time checks on packages. It checks per server, per service, or per package, depending on the parameters passed in. The probe checks a script engine package's last processed timestamp and compares it against the current time, then determines if the time delta is within tolerance, or if the delta is above warning or critical time thresholds.	Microsoft.Amalga.UIS.2009.Monitoring.ScriptEnginePackageRuntimeReportProbe	ProbeActionModuleType	Any	Internal
	Time Of Day Value Selector	schedule format: <Days Of Week Mask, Selected Value, Start Time, End Time> Use semicolons between schedules when specifying multiple schedules. If a time does not fall within a specified schedule then the specified Default Value will be selected. When configuring the Days Of Week Mask in the monitor, you can determine the appropriate value for this parameter by using the following values for each day of the week: Su=1, M=2, T=4, W=8, Th=16, F=32, Sa=64. Add the values for the days you want the monitor to run. If you want all days of the week, they will add up to 127. If you just want Sunday, the value is 1. Just Tuesday and Thursday would be 20. M-F is 62.	Microsoft.Amalga.UIS.2009.Monitoring.TimeOfDayValueSelector	ProbeActionModuleType	Any	Internal