Applicable to Entuity v20.0 P03 upwards
Support for Solaris OS SSH servers
To add a Solaris OS SSH server device to my network
Note about credentials required for monitoring Solaris OS
Support for Solaris OS SSH servers:
From Entuity v20.0 P03 upwards, monitoring for Solaris 10 OS SSH servers is supported by SSH connection.
Support for Solaris 11 is added from Entuity v21.0 P01 and v20.0 P06 upwards.
Support for monitoring Solaris OS Services is added from Entuity v23.0 GA upwards.
The Summary dashboard for a Solaris OS SSH server details the following:
- Name
- Type
- Server Name
- OS Architecture, Domain Name, Hostname, Manufacturer, Release, Type, Version
Entuity monitors the following attributes for Solaris OS (which can be seen on the Attributes dashboard):
Operating System
- CE OS Polling Duration
- CE OS Polling Status
- CE OS Polling Status Detail
- Count of critical events
- Count of info events
- Count of minor events
- Count of major events
- Count of severe events
- CPU Utilization %
- Display Name
- Free Physical Memory
- Free Swap Memory
- Free Virtual Memory
- Incident Status
- Open Incident Summary
- Closed Incident Summary
- Load Average
- Number of Logical Processors
- OS Architecture
- OS Hostname
- OS Manufacturer
- OS Name
- OS Release
- OS Type
- OS Version
- Process Count
- StormWorks ID
- Total Physical Memory
- Total Swap Memory
- Total Virtual Memory
- Used Physical Memory %
Logical Volumes
- Capacity
- Display Name
- Filesystem Type
- Free Inodes
- Free Space
- Free Space %
- ID
- Name
- Inode Capacity
- Mount Point
- StormWorks ID
- Used Inode %
- Used Space %
Network Adapters
- Bytes In
- Bytes Out
- Display Name
- Duplex
- Index
- IP Address
- Name
- Speed
- StormWorks ID
- Receive Rate (bytes per second)
- Transmit Rate (bytes per second)
- Utilization In %
- Utilization Out %
- In Packet Errors
- Out Packet Errors
OS Services
- Count of critical events
- Count of info events
- Count of minor events
- Count of major events
- Count of severe events
- Display Name
- ID
- Incident Status
- Incident Summary
- Object Status
- Service Display Name
- Service Name
- Service State
- Service Status
- StormWorks ID
To add a Solaris OS SSH server device to my network:
Please see this article for help and information on adding a server device to your network.
Note about credentials required for monitoring Solaris OS:
In order to monitor Solaris OS, the user account for the credential to access OS monitoring must have read access under the following directories:
- /usr
- /etc
Non-root users are also required to run the dladm command, which requires the following roles:
- net_rawaccess
- sys_ip_config
- sys_net_config
Non-root users also require the Service Management or Service Operator profiles to start and stop OS services. If user profiles are not used, they must be assigned the following roles:
- solaris.smf.manage
- solaris.smf.modify
Comments
0 comments
Please sign in to leave a comment.