Hi there I'm using PA for monitoring multiple Tomcat instances on a Windows server. My problem is, that there's apparently no way of knowing what instance is being monitored since instances is shown with an arbitrary Windows numbering (Tomcat8, Tomcat8#1, Tomcat8#2, etc.) Whenever one of the instances is restarted the numbering might change (see https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/askperf/2010/03/29/perfmon-identifying-processes-by-pid-instead-of-instance/) ![alt text][1] I haven't try tried to change the registry so PID is added to the instance name since it won't help me out in singling out a specific named instance. I know this is basically a Windows issue but are there any work around that allows for other ways of identifying a process (like the "Command Line" shown in the Windows Task Manager). ![alt text][2] /Rune [1]: http://support.poweradmin.com:80/osqa/upfiles/Skærmbillede_2017-03-13_kl._09.37.30_1.png [2]: http://support.poweradmin.com:80/osqa/upfiles/Skærmbillede_2017-03-13_kl._09.42.31_1.png

Hi there I'm using PA for monitoring multiple Tomcat instances on a Windows server. My problem is, that there's apparently no way of knowing what instance is being monitored since instances is shown with an arbitrary Windows numbering (Tomcat8, Tomcat8#1, Tomcat8#2, etc.) Whenever one of the instances is restarted the numbering might change (see https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/askperf/2010/03/29/perfmon-identifying-processes-by-pid-instead-of-instance/) ![alt text][1] I haven't try to change the registry so PID is added to the instance name since it won't help me out in singling out a specific named instance. I know this is basically a Windows issue but are there any work around that allows for other ways of identifying a process (like the "Command Line" shown in the Windows Task Manager). ![alt text][2] /Rune [1]: http://support.poweradmin.com:80/osqa/upfiles/Skærmbillede_2017-03-13_kl._09.37.30_1.png [2]: http://support.poweradmin.com:80/osqa/upfiles/Skærmbillede_2017-03-13_kl._09.42.31_1.png