Are you saying that the memory check is not showing any data/perfdata for the entire month or that it's never showed a problem and the data is there?
Thank you
If you look at this post you should be able to get the working set memory and determine that there is a problem if it hits a threshold but I'm not seeing a plugin currently written that would do this.
http://stackoverflow.com/a/21858581
Maybe with counters:
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/sam ... n-windows/
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check_nt!COUNTER! -d SHOWALL -l "\\Process(YOURPROCESS)\\Working Set","Memory Working Set for YOURPROCESS is %.f.0","Working Set"
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check_nt!COUNTER! -d SHOWALL -l "\\Process(*)\\Working Set","Memory Working Set is %.f.0","Working Set"
Can you talk with your developers and have them check what is set for this:
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minFreeMemoryPercentageToActivateService on the serviceHostingEnvironment config element
From the research I've done that is based on total memory of the system so it should have showed the memory usage as high during that timeperiod unless it occurred between when your memory usage checks in XI occurred.