Support for Solaris OS SSH servers

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 OS SSH servers is supported by SSH connection.

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:
  • Stormworks ID
  • CE OS Polling Duration
  • CE OS Polling Status
  • CE OS Polling Status Detail
  • Count of info events
  • Count of minor events
  • Count of major events
  • Count of severe events
  • Count of critical events
  • CPU utilization %
  • Display name
  • Free physical memory
  • Free swap memory
  • Free virtual memory
  • Total physical memory
  • Total swap memory
  • Total virtual memory
  • Used physical memory %
  • Incident status
  • Open Incident summary
  • Closed Incident summary
  • Number of logical processors
  • Load average
  • OS architecture
  • OS domain name
  • OS hostname
  • OS manufacturer
  • OS name
  • OS release
  • OS type
  • OS version
  • Process count
• Network Adapters:
  • Name
  • Index
  • Speed
  • Duplex
  • Hardware address
  • Receive rate (bytes per second)
  • Transmit rate (bytes per second)
  • Utilization In %
  • Utilization Out %
  • In packets errors
  • Out packets errors
  • IP address
• Logical Volumes:
  
  • Name
  • Mount point
  • Filesystem type
  • Capacity
  • Free Space
  • Used Space %
  • Inode capacity
  • Free inodes
  • Used inode %

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