The Agents view shows all the infrastructure agents monitored in the Infrastructure environment. The Agents table refreshes when a different agent type is selected from the Selected Agent Type drop-down list.
The Agents table includes the following columns:
The Administration view’s toolbar includes the following buttons:
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Edit Agent Type Defaults: allows you to edit the default agent type properties. |
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Edit Shared Agent Properties: allows you to edit the shared agent type properties. |
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Edit Agent: allows you to edit the agent properties for the selected agent or agents. |
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Click Edit Agent Type Defaults. |
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Edit: allows you to edit the currently selected property list, by adding and removing rows. |
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Copy: allows you to edit the displayed properties and save the copy as a new shared property list. When saved, the copy becomes the selected item in the drop-down list. |
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Click Save to save the changes made to the default properties. |
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Click Edit Shared Agent Properties. |
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Edit: allows you to edit the currently selected property list, by adding and removing rows. |
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Copy: allows you to edit the displayed properties and save the copy as a new property list. When saved, the copy becomes the selected item in the drop-down list. |
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Click Save to save the changes made to the shared properties. |
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Click Edit Agent. |
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Click Edit Agent. |
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Select the monitoring agent that should be used as a starting point for editing the properties for this agent type. From the drop-down list, select Use Agent Type Defaults or one of the available host names. |
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Click Save to save the changes made to the agent properties. |
The Rule Configuration view consists of the following:
By default, the following columns are displayed in the Rules view:
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Enabled: Indicates if the rule is enabled or disabled . You can sort the list of rules by state, by clicking the Enabled column. |
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Rule: Contains the rule name. Click the rule name to start the workflow for viewing and editing rule details. |
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Alarms: Contains the number of alarms (multiple-severity rules only) generated by the rule. Clicking that column shows a list of alarms indicating for each alarm its severity, when the alarm was generated, and the alarm message. |
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Applies to: Shows the object name that is applied to this custom rule. |
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Description: Contains the rule description. |
The Rule Configuration dashboard shows a list of existing rules and a set of rule management commands at the top of the list. Use the Enable Rule and Disable Rule buttons to activate or deactivate one or multiple rules at once.
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On the Rules list, select one or more check boxes in the left-most column, and then click Enable Rule. |
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On the Rules list, select one or more check boxes in the left-most column, and then click Disable Rule. |
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The Rule Configuration dashboard shows a list of existing rules and a set of rule management commands at the top of the list. Use the Add Custom Rule button to create a new rule as needed.
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In the Create Custom Rule dialog box, specify the following: |
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Type the name of custom rule in the Name field. |
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Select an Object Type, and then select a metric from the Metric drop-down list. The value of Metric varies from the Object Type. |
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Threshold: Specify Condition, Time Period, Severity, and then specify whether or not fire actions if the specified data attempts are reached. The value of Condition cannot be negative. |
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% Change: Specify Condition, Time Period, and Severity Label. The value of Condition cannot be negative. |
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(Optional) Notifications: Click Add New, then the Edit Notification Config - Dialog box appears. In this dialog box, type the E-mail Address and Description as needed, and then click Add. |
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Click Save. |
The Rule Configuration dashboard shows a list of existing rules and a set of rule management commands at the top of the list. Use the Remove Custom Rule button to delete existing custom rule(s) as needed.
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Click Administration > Rule Configuration. |
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Click Yes. |
For more information, see these topics:
Foglight for Infrastructure silent installation uses scripts and a CSV file to setup multiple Infrastructure agents on a given Foglight Agent Manager (FglAM). The CSV file defines the instances to be created. For more information, see Contents of the Input CSV File .
To add multiple agents using the silent installation through a command line interface:
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Extract the Infrastructure_Command_Line_Installer.zip file to a temporary folder. |
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Extract infrastructure_agents_silent_install.groovy to the <FMS_HOME>/bin/ directory. |
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Go to the command line and run the command: <FMS_HOME>/bin/fglcmd -srv <fms_host_name> -port <fms_url_port> -usr <fms_user_name> -pwd <fms_user_password> -cmd script:run -f infrastructure_agents_silent_install.groovy fglam_name <fglam_name> instances_file_name <instances_file_name> lockbox_name <lockbox_name> lockbox_password <lockbox_password> |
The CSV file contains data regarding a list of instances to monitor.
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