Hi pradeepprao,
assuming that you are talking about SiteScope monitors, SiteScope offers an API which allows you do manipulate monitors as you need,
for example to disable or enable an individual monitor.
This is from SiteScope 11.32 (should be available in earlier versions as well),
check out
<SiteScope>\examples\integrations\api\bin
here you find various .bat files for various tasks, for example
..
disable_monitor.bat
disable_monitor_with_description.bat
disable_group.bat
disable_group_with_description.bat
..
enable_monitor.bat
enable_monitor_with_description.bat
enable_group.bat
enable_group_with_description.bat
..
Each .bat file provides a quick help
C:\SiteScope\examples\integrations\api\bin>disable_monitor.bat
Usage: SiteScopeDisableMonitorCommandLineUtil "-host host -port port -useSSL true/false -login login -password password -monitorPath path -timePeriod period"
The host is a required parameter specifies SiteScope host.
The port is a required parameter specifies SiteScope port.
The useSSL is a required parameter specifies if using SSL when connecting with SiteScope.
The login is a required parameter specifies SiteScope user login.
The password is a required parameter specifies SiteScope user password.
The path is a required parameter specifies the full path to the monitor to be disabled separated by backslash '/'.
The timePeriod is a required parameter specifies the time period in seconds for monitor disable
Example:
SiteScopeDisableMonitorCommandLineUtil "-host localhost -port 8080 -login admin -password admin -monitorPath test/cpu -timePeriod 120"
Each of the underlying calls (the functions used by the .bat file) is descibed in the SiteScope Public API Reference Guide
Greetings
Siggi
