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# Custom Agent Monitoring Projects
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# Customizing Agent Monitoring Items
## Customizing Monitored Network Interfaces and Disk Partitions
## Customize Monitoring for Network Interfaces and Disk Partitions
Execute the following command to select custom network interfaces and partitions, then restart the Agent for the changes to take effect:
Execute the following command to select network interfaces and partitions, then restart the Agent for changes to take effect:
```bash
/opt/nezha/agent/nezha-agent edit
```
## Other Runtime Parameters
To view the supported parameters, execute:
## Additional Runtime Parameters
### Viewing Supported Parameters
To view the supported runtime parameters, please execute the following command:
```bash
./nezha-agent --help
```
If you installed the Agent using the one-click script, you can edit `/etc/systemd/system/nezha-agent.service` and add the following parameters at the end of the `ExecStart=` line:
### Configuring Parameters
If you installed the Agent using a one-click script, you can add or modify parameters by editing the system service configuration. Edit the file `/etc/systemd/system/nezha-agent.service` and append your desired parameters at the end of the `ExecStart=` line:
- `--report-delay`: Controls the interval for reporting system information. The default is 1 second. You can set it to 3 to further reduce the agent's system resource usage (configuration range: 1-4).
- `--skip-conn`: Does not monitor connection counts. Recommended for servers with high connection density or high CPU usage.
- `--skip-procs`: Does not monitor process counts, which can also reduce Agent resource usage.
- `--disable-auto-update`: Disables **automatic updates** for the Agent (security feature).
- `--disable-force-update`: Disables **forced updates** for the Agent (security feature).
- `--disable-command-execute`: Disables the execution of scheduled tasks and the opening of the online terminal on the Agent (security feature).
- `--tls`: Enables SSL/TLS encryption (required if you use nginx to reverse proxy the Agent's gRPC connection and nginx has SSL/TLS enabled).
- `--gpu`: Enable GPU monitoring (may need extra dependencies while monitoring GPU utilization. Refer to FAQ - Enable GPU monitoring for any questions.)
- `--report-delay`: Sets the interval for reporting system information. The default is 1 second. To reduce system resource usage, you can set this to 3 (valid range: 1-4 seconds).
- `--skip-conn`: Disables monitoring of network connections. Recommended for servers with high numbers of connections or high CPU usage.
- `--skip-procs`: Disables monitoring of process counts, helping to reduce resource usage of the Agent.
- `--disable-auto-update`: Disables the **automatic update** feature of the Agent, enhancing security.
- `--disable-force-update`: Disables the **forced update** feature of the Agent, enhancing security.
- `--disable-command-execute`: Prevents execution of any scheduled tasks or use of the WebSSH on the Agent, enhancing security.
- `--tls`: Enables SSL/TLS encryption. This should be enabled when you are using nginx to reverse proxy the Agent's gRPC connections and nginx is configured with SSL/TLS.
- `--gpu`: Enables GPU monitoring. Note: Monitoring GPU usage may require installation of additional dependencies. For more details, refer to the documentation: [Enable GPU Monitoring](/en_US/guide/q9.html).
- `--temperature`: Enables hardware temperature monitoring. Only effective on supported hardware, some VPS may not be able to retrieve temperature information.
- `-q`, `--silent`: Enables silent mode, suppressing any output or logs to the console.