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Foglight for Active Directory 5.8.3 - User Guide

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Agent Management view

Once Active Directory® agent or Certificate Authority agents are added, the Agent Management list displays all of the agent instances configured to monitor metrics.

 
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NOTE: In a federated environment, the administrative tasks and Agents view are available only on the Federated Children and not on the Foglight Federation Master.
Figure 17. Agent Management view

The Agent Management view contains the following information for each configured Active Directory or Certificate Authority agent instance.

 
Table 8. Agent Management view - information
Column
Description

Use the selection check boxes to select agent instances for activation/deactivation, starting/stopping data collection, editing properties, or removal.

Domain Controller (Active Directory only)

Displays the name of the DCs being monitored by an Active Directory agent instance.

Host Name (Certificate Authority only)

Displays the name of the server being monitored by a Certificate Authority agent instance.

Status

Indicates whether the agent instance for a Domain Controller or a Host is activated. A green check mark in this check box indicates that the agent is active.

Collecting Data

Indicates whether the agent instance is currently collecting data. A green check mark in this check box indicates that the agent is collecting data.

Agent Name

Displays the name of the agent instance created for a DC or a host.

Agent Manager

Displays the name of the Foglight Agent Manager Host assigned to each agent instance.

Edit

Click the icon in this column to update agent properties using the Agent Edit wizard. For more information, see Edit private agent properties.

Log File

Click the icon in this column to download the agent log.

Version

Displays the agent version. A green check mark icon indicates that the agent version is up to date.

Alarms

Displays the number of alarms occurred on each agent instance.

Use the buttons at the top of this list to manage your Active Directory or Certificate Authority agent instances, as described in the following table.

 
Table 9. Agent Management view - buttons
Button
Description

Select to launch the Agent Setup wizard to add and configure new Active Directory agent instances. For more information, see Add and configure new Active Directory agents.

Select to activate the selected agent instance(s).

Select to deactivate the selected agent instance(s).

Select to start collecting data on the selected agent instance(s).

Select to stop collecting data on the selected agent instance(s).

Select to remove the selected agent instance(s).

Create and assign credentials for an Active Directory agent created before version 5.6.6.

Verify agent configuration. For more information, see Inspect agent prerequisites.

NOTE: This button is only available in the Agents > Active Directory tab.

Search for an Active Directory agent using the Search filter.

Add and configure new Active Directory agents

The Agent Setup wizard steps you through the process of adding and configuring Active Directory® agent instances on one of more Domain Controllers (DCs).

To add and configure a new agent:
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At the top of the Agent Management view, click Active Directory, and then click Add to launch the Agent Setup wizard.
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On the Prepare page, carefully read the instructions about the steps that you need to take before proceeding with the wizard.
You can either manually configure your Active Directory environment for monitoring, or download and run a script that automatically configures the Domain Controllers. To download the script, click Script for configuring the Active Directory settings.
When done, click Next.
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On the Auto-Discovery or Manual page, indicate if you want to manually configure an Active Directory agent to monitor a single Domain Controller, or search your domain and auto-discover Domain Controllers via LDAP. Click Next.
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If you selected Auto-discover, continue with Step 4.
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If you selected Manual, continue with Step 6.
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On the Select the Search Domain page, specify the domain to search for Domain Controllers, where Active Directory agent instances are to be created and activated.
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Domain: Type the fully qualified name (myDomain.com) of a domain to search for Domain Controllers (DCs).
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User Name: Type the user principal name of the account to be used to query Active Directory® on the selected domain.The following formats are accepted for the user principal name: myUser@myDomain.com, myUser, and myDomain.com\myUser.
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Password: Enter the password associated with the above user account.
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Enable SSL For LDAP: Selecting this check box if security LDAP is required.
Click Next.
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NOTE:
1. When selecting Enable SSL For LDAP, import the root certificate of the monitoring domain into both FglAM and Foglight keystore.
2. Ensure that the Subject Alternative Name of the certificate used by LDAP service includes both server FQDN and Domain name.
For detailed information on how to import certificate into both FMS and FglAM keystore in FIPS-compliant mode, refer to Managing certificates for FglAM and Managing certificates for FMS in FIPS-compliant mode .
For detailed information on how to import certificate into both FMS and FglAM keystore in non-FIPS mode, refer to Managing certificates for FglAM and Managing certificates for FMS in non-FIPS mode .
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On the Select Servers page, select one or more DCs that you want to monitor.
 
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NOTE: All selected servers will use the same user credentials for access.
This page displays the following information for each DC found on the selected domain:
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Domain Controller: Displays the name of the DCs found on the selected domain.
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Active Directory Agent Exists: Indicates whether an Active Directory agent instance has already been created for a DC. A green check mark in this check box indicates that an agent instance has already been created for the DC. DCs already monitored by other Active Directory agents are unavailable for selection in the list.
Click Next.
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On the Configure Agent Properties page, review the Active Directory agent properties, and edit them, as necessary. select the agent properties, as necessary.
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Domain Controller(s): The name of the domain controller found on the selected domain.
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Communication Protocol: Selects to run the WMI query through DCOM or WinRM.
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WinRM Port: The WinRM port number on the monitored Domain Controller. This property only appears if the Communication Protocol is set to WinRM through HTTP or WinRM through HTTPS.
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NOTE:
1. When setting Communication Protocol as WinRM through HTTPs, import the root certificate of the monitoring domain into FglAM keystore.
2. Ensure that the Subject Alternative Name of the certificate used by LDAP service includes both server FQDN and Domain name.
For detailed information on how to import certificate into FglAM keystore, refer to Managing certificates for FglAM .
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LDAP Authentication Mechanism: The authentication scheme used to connect to the LDAP server: Simple (default) or Kerberos.
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Enable SSL For LDAP: Indicates if the LDAP connection is secure or not (default).
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NOTE:
1. When selecting Enable SSL For LDAP, import the root certificate of the monitoring domain into both FglAM and Foglight keystore.
2. Ensure that the Subject Alternative Name of the certificate used by LDAP service includes both server FQDN and Domain name.
For detailed information on how to import certificate into both FMS and FglAM keystore in FIPS-compliant mode, refer to Managing certificates for FglAM and Managing certificates for FMS in FIPS-compliant mode .
For detailed information on how to import certificate into both FMS and FglAM keystore in non-FIPS mode, refer to Managing certificates for FglAM and Managing certificates for FMS in non-FIPS mode .
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Is a Virtual Host?: Indicates if the selected Domain Controller runs on a virtual host.
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Virtual Environment: The type of the virtual environment: VMware or Hyper-V. This property only appears if the selected Domain Controller runs on a virtual host.
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On the Select the Agent Manager Host page, select the Foglight Agent Manager Host to be used for the new Active Directory agent instances.
The table displays the following Foglight Agent Manager information (same information is displayed on the Administration > Agents > Agent Hosts dashboard):
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Host Name
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Agent Manager Version
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OS Type
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OS Architecture
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The Active Directory Agent Package Deployed column indicates whether the Active Directory agent package has been deployed to the Foglight Agent Manager host(s). A green check in this column indicates that the Active Directory agent package has been deployed.
 
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NOTE: This value is not aware of a package’s version. Therefore, if you have upgraded the cartridge, you must deploy the new agent package even if this column indicates that the FglAM host already has an agent package.
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The Windows Agent Package Deployed column indicates whether the Windows agent package is already deployed to the Agent Manager host(s). A green check in this column indicates that the Windows agent package has been deployed. This column is displayed only if the selected Domain Controller runs on a physical host.
Click Next.
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On the Assign and Validate Credentials page, review the available credentials, and edit them, as necessary.
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To create a new credential, click Add host(s) to a new credential.
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In the Create New Credential and Assign dialog box, create a credential that you want to use to access the monitored resource. Type a new credential name, domain, user name, password, and lockbox, and click Submit.
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To select an existing credential, click Add host(s) to an existing credential.
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In the Select Existing Credential dialog box, select an existing credential, and click Submit.
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To bypass the prerequisites verification, select the Do not check for prerequisites check box.
Click Next.
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On the Summary page, review the configuration settings chosen for the new agent, and its prerequisite diagnostics, including:
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Active Directory Agent: The name of the selected Active Directory agent instance.
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Windows Agent: The name of the selected Windows agent instance.
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Diagnostic Result:
 
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NOTE: This information is displayed only when the prerequisites are checked in Step 8.
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Success: The agent instance can connect to the monitored Domain Controller and collect data.
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Error: The agent instance cannot connect to the monitored Domain Controller instance and collect data. Click this link to find out what causes this error. Carefully review the information in the popup that appears in order address the problem.
Click Finish.
The Agent Setup wizard closes. The Active Directory agent is now added and configured, and appears in the Agent Management view, on the Administration > Active Directory tab.
Add and configure a new Certificate Authority agent

The Agent Setup wizard steps you through the process of adding and configuring Certificate Authority agent instances on one of more host servers.

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NOTE:  
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Foglight for Active Directory only supports the monitoring of the environment installed with the Certificate Authority Enterprise Edition. Before creating a CA agent, click the Script for configuring the Active Directory settings link on the Administration > Tasks list to download and run a script that automatically configures the DCOM and WinRM. For more information, see the readme.txt file included in the script ZIP file.
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To run remote scripts, a Certificate Authority agent requires an account with relevant privileges:
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If the Certificate Authority server is a member server then agent account needs to be member of Domain Admins group.
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If the Certificate Authority is a Domain Controller then the agent account needs to be member of either Domain Administrators group or Domain Admins group.
To add and configure a new certificate authority agent:
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At the top of the Agent Management view, click Certificate Authority, and then click Add to launch the Agent Setup wizard.
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On the Configure CA Agent Properties page, specify the host where Certificate Authority agent instances are to be created and activated.
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Host Name: Type the fully qualified name of a Certificate Authority server.
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Communication Protocol: Selects to run the WMI query through DCOM or WinRM.
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WinRM Port: The WinRM port number on the monitored Host. This property only appears if the Communication Protocol is set to WinRM through HTTP or WinRM through HTTPS.
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NOTE:
1. When setting Communication Protocol as WinRM through HTTPs, import the root certificate of the monitoring domain into FglAM keystore.
2. Ensure that the Subject Alternative Name of the certificate used by LDAP service includes both server FQDN and Domain name.
For detailed information on how to import certificate into FglAM keystore, refer to Managing certificates for FglAM .
Click Next.
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On the Select the Agent Manager Host page, select the Foglight Agent Manager Host to be used for the new Certificate Authority agent instances.
The table displays the following Foglight Agent Manager information (same information is displayed on the Administration > Agents > Agent Hosts dashboard):
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Host Name
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Agent Manager Version
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OS Type
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OS Architecture
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The Certificate Authority Agent Package Deployed column indicates whether the Certificate Authority agent package has been deployed to the Foglight Agent Manager host(s). A green check in this column indicates that the Certificate Authority agent package has been deployed.
 
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NOTE: This value is not aware of a package’s version. Therefore, if you have upgraded the cartridge, you must deploy the new agent package even if this column indicates that the FglaM host already has an agent package.
Click Next.
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On the Assign and Validate Credentials page, review the available credentials, and edit them, as necessary.
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To create a new credential, click Add host(s) to a new credential.
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In the Create New Credential dialog box, create a credential that you want to use to access the monitored resource. Type a new credential name, domain, user name, password, and lockbox, and click Submit.
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To select an existing credential, click Add host(s) to an existing credential.
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In the Assign Credential dialog box, select an existing credential, and click Assign.
Click Next.
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On the CA Summary page, review the configuration settings chosen for the new agent, and its prerequisite diagnostics, including:
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Host Name: The name of the selected Certificate Authority agent instance.
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Communication Protocol: The communication protocol selected to run the WMI query.
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WinRM Port: The WinRM port number on the monitored Host. This property only appears if the Communication Protocol is set to WinRM through HTTP or WinRM through HTTPS.
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Agent Manager: The name of the selected Foglight Agent Manager Host to be used for the new Certificate Authority agent instances.
Click Finish.

The Agent Setup wizard closes. The Certificate Authority agent is now added and configured, and appears in the Agent Management view, on the Administration > Certificate Authority tab.

Edit private agent properties

The Agent Edit wizard guides you through the process of editing private agent properties.

To edit private agent properties:
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In the Agent Management view, in the row containing the agent whose properties you want to edit, click the Edit column.
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In the Agent Edit wizard, on the Configure Agent Properties page, review the Active Directory agent properties, and edit them, as necessary.
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Domain Controller(s): The name of the domain controller found on the selected domain.
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Communication Protocol: Selects to run the WMI query through DCOM or WinRM.
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WinRM Port: The WinRM port number on the monitored Domain Controller. This property only appears if the Communication Protocol is set to WinRM through HTTP or WinRM through HTTPS.
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NOTE:
1. When setting Communication Protocol as WinRM through HTTPs, import the root certificate of the monitoring domain into FglAM keystore.
2. Ensure that the Subject Alternative Name of the certificate used by LDAP service includes both server FQDN and Domain name.
For detailed information on how to import certificate into FglAM keystore, refer to Managing certificates for FglAM .
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LDAP Authentication Mechanism: The authentication scheme used to connect to the LDAP server: Simple (default) or Kerberos.
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Enable SSL For LDAP: Indicates if the LDAP connection is secure or not (default).
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NOTE:
1. When selecting Enable SSL For LDAP, import the root certificate of the monitoring domain into both FglAM and Foglight keystore.
2. Ensure that the Subject Alternative Name of the certificate used by LDAP service includes both server FQDN and Domain name.
For detailed information on how to import certificate into both FMS and FglAM keystore in FIPS-compliant mode, refer to Managing certificates for FglAM and Managing certificates for FMS in FIPS-compliant mode .
For detailed information on how to import certificate into both FMS and FglAM keystore in non-FIPS mode, refer to Managing certificates for FglAM and Managing certificates for FMS in non-FIPS mode .
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Is a Virtual Host?: Indicates if the selected Domain Controller runs on a virtual host.
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Virtual Environment: The type of the virtual environment: VMware or Hyper-V. This property only appears if the selected Domain Controller runs on a virtual host.
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Host Info Provider: Indicates the host metrics collected by the Windows agent or the Active Directory agent.
Click Next.
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On the Assign and Validate Credentials page, review the available credentials, and edit them, as necessary.
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To create a new credential, click Add host(s) to a new credential.
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In the Create New Credential and Assign dialog box, create a credential that you want to use to access the monitored resource. Type a new credential name, domain, user name, password, and lockbox, and click Submit.
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To select an existing credential, click Add host(s) to an existing credential.
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In the Select Existing Credential dialog box, select an existing credential, and click Submit.
Click Next.
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On the Summary page, review the newly updated configuration settings, then click Finish.
The Agent Edit wizard closes. The agent properties are now updated.
Editing CA agent properties

The Agent Edit wizard guides you through the process of editing CA agent properties.

To edit CA agent properties:
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In the Agent Management > Certificate Authority view, in the row containing the agent whose properties you want to edit, click the Edit column.
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In the Agent Edit wizard, on the Configure CA Agent Properties page, review the Certificate Authority agent properties, and edit them, as necessary.
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Host Name: Type the fully qualified name of a Certificate Authority server.
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Communication Protocol: Selects to run the WMI query through DCOM or WinRM.
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WinRM Port: The WinRM port number on the monitored Host. This property only appears if the Communication Protocol is set to WinRM through HTTP or WinRM through HTTPS.
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NOTE:
1. When setting Communication Protocol as WinRM through HTTPs, import the root certificate of the monitoring domain into FglAM keystore.
2. Ensure that the Subject Alternative Name of the certificate used by LDAP service includes both server FQDN and Domain name.
For detailed information on how to import certificate into FglAM keystore, refer to Managing certificates for FglAM .
Click Next.
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On the Assign and Validate Credentials page, review the available credentials, and edit them, as necessary.
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To create a new credential, click Add host(s) to a new credential.
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In the Create New Credential dialog box, create a credential that you want to use to access the monitored resource. Type a new credential name, domain, user name, password, and lockbox, and click Submit.
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To select an existing credential, click Add host(s) to an existing credential.
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In the Assign Credential dialog box, select an existing credential, and click Assign.
Click Next.
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On the CA Summary page, review the configuration settings chosen for the new agent, and its prerequisite diagnostics, including:
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Host Name: The name of the selected Certificate Authority agent instance.
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Communication Protocol: The communication protocol selected to run the WMI query.
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WinRM Port: The WinRM port number on the monitored Host. This property only appears if the Communication Protocol is set to WinRM through HTTP or WinRM through HTTPS.
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Agent Manager: The name of the selected Foglight Agent Manager Host to be used for the new Certificate Authority agent instances.
Click Finish.

The Agent Edit wizard closes. The Certificate Authority agent is updated automatically in the Agent Management view, on the Administration > Certificate Authority tab.

Inspect agent prerequisites

If any monitoring agents are unable to collect data or connect to the monitored Domain Controllers, you can inspect the underlying cause using the Prerequisites Diagnostic button on the Agent Management toolbar.

To examine agent prerequisites:
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In the Agent Management view, select the row containing the agent whose prerequisites you want to examine, and click Prerequisites Diagnostic on the toolbar.
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Review the results in the Prerequisites Diagnostic dialog box.
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Agent Name: The name of the selected Active Directory agent instance.
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Monitored Host: The name of the host on which the monitored Domain Controller is running.
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Diagnostic Result:
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Success: The agent instance can connect to the monitored Domain Controller and collect data.
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Error: The agent instance cannot connect to the monitored Domain Controller and collect data. Click this link to find out what causes this error. Carefully review the information in the popup that appears in order address the problem.

Managing certificates

Syntax Conventions

In order to successfully make use of the Foglight commands in your monitoring environment, review the syntax conventions before getting started. The syntax conventions are as follows:

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Generic examples follow the UNIX path structure that uses forward slashes '/' to separate directories.
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Platform-specific examples follow standard platform conventions. For example, UNIX-specific examples use forward slashes ‘/’ as directory delimiters, while Windows examples use backslashes ‘\’.
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<foglight_home> is a placeholder that represents the path to the Foglight Management Server installation.
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<foglight_agent_mgr_home> is a placeholder that represents the path to the Foglight Agent Manager installation. This can be the location of the Foglight Agent Manager installation on a monitored host, or the home directory of the Foglight Agent Manager that comes embedded with the Foglight Management Server. For example:
Path to the Foglight Agent Manager installation on a monitored host (Windows):
C:\Quest\Foglight_Agent_Manager
Path to the embedded Foglight Agent Manager installation (Windows):
C:\Quest\Foglight\fglam
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Unless otherwise specified, Foglight commands are case-sensitive.
Managing certificates for FglAM

Foglight Evolve agents use Foglight Agent Manager (FglAM) to manage certificates for SSL encryption connection.

Prerequisite

All the certificate-related command line options require that FglAM be up and running.

Add a certificate

bin/fglam --add-certificate "user alias 1"=/path/to/certificate/file

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Validate the certificate and ensure the following:
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It is not expired.
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It is an X.509 format.
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FglAM requires the Base64 format. To verify if the certificate file is encoded with Base64, open the certificate with a notepad and the certificate should be similar to the following example:
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
XXXXXXXX=
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
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NOTE: If the certificate is not Base64 format, use openssl command to convert the certificate file into a Base64 file. Use either of the following commands depending on the source form:
openssl x509 -inform DER -in xxx.cer -out xxx.crt
or
openssl x509 -inform PEM -in xxx.cer -out xxx.crt
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The alias is required and is used in the list and delete operations to refer to the certificate. It can be anything.
List installed certificates

bin/fglam --list-certificates

Print out a list of certificates and the aliases that refer to them.

Refer to the example output below:

List of installed certificates:
Alias Certificate Info
----- ----------------
user alias 1 XXXX
Delete a certificate

Remove a certificate referred to by an alias.

bin/fglam --delete-certificate "user alias 1"

A full example for managing certificate for FglAM
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Add an example certificate into FglAM certificate store
C:\Quest\Foglight\fglam\bin>fglam.exe --add-certificate "Evolve-test"="D:/Evolve-test.crt"
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2020-02-27 16:31:01.000 INFO [native] Certificate added: Certificate from
D:\Evolve-test.crt added as Evolve-test
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List the example certificate in the FglAM certificate store
C:\Quest\Foglight\fglam\bin>fglam.exe --list-certificate
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Alias Certificate
----- -----------
Evolve-test Issuer:
CN: XXX
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Delete the example certificate from the FglAM certificate store
C:\Quest\Foglight\fglam\bin>fglam.exe --delete-certificate "Evolve-test"
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2020-02-27 16:28:21.000 INFO [native] Certificate deleted: Certificate
Evolve-test deleted
Managing certificates for FMS

Use the keytool utility shipped with Foglight to create, import, or export certificates. This utility can be found at: <foglight_home>\jre\bin\keytool.

There are two FMS running modes:

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None-FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standards) mode
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FIPS-compliant mode
Managing certificates for FMS in non-FIPS mode

The KeyStore Foglight used under non-FIPS mode is located at: <foglight_home>/jre/lib/security/cacerts (default password: changeit)

Add a certificate

Use the keytool command in FMS JRE located in <foglight>/jre/bin

keytool -import -trustcacerts -alias "<alias>" -file "<certificate path>" -keystore <foglight_home>/jre/lib/security/cacerts -storepass changeit

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Validate the certificate and ensure the following:
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It is not expired.
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It is an X.509 format.
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Change the following before executing the command:
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<alias>: The alias is required and is used in the list and delete operations to refer to the certificate. It can be anything.
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<foglight_home>: The folder path where the Foglight is installed.
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<certificate path>: Your custom certificate path.
List installed certificates

keytool -list -keystore <foglight_home>/jre/lib/security/cacerts -storepass changeit

Delete a certificate

Remove a certificate referred to by an alias.

keytool -delete -alias <alias> -keystore <foglight_home>/jre/lib/security/cacerts -storepass changeit

A full example for managing certificate for FMS in non-FIPS mode
Add example certificate into FMS Certificate Store in non-FIPS mode
C:\Quest\Foglight\jre\bin> .\keytool.exe -import -trustcacerts -alias fveqaca -file "C:\caca.cer" -keystore C:\Quest\Foglight\jre\lib\security\cacerts -storepass changeit
Owner: CN=CA, DC=ca, DC=local
Issuer: CN=CA, DC=ca, DC=local
Serial number: xxxxxxxxxxx
Valid from: Mon Jun 15 10:56:05 CST 2015 until: Mon Sep 23 14:58:03 CST 2047
Certificate fingerprints:
MD5: xxxx
SHA1: xxxx
SHA256: xxxx
.....
Trust this certificate? [no]: yes
Certificate was added to keystore
Managing certificates for FMS in FIPS-compliant mode

The KeyStore Foglight used in FIPS-compliant mode is located at: <foglight_home>/config/security/trust.fips.keystore (default password: nitrogen)

Add a certificate in FIPS-compliant mode

Use the keytool command in FMS JRE located in <foglight>/jre/bin.

keytool -import -trustcacerts -alias "<alias>" -file "<certificate path>" -keystore "<Foglight_home>/config/security/trust.fips.keystore" -deststoretype BCFKS -provider org.bouncycastle.jcajce.provider.BouncyCastleFipsProvider -providerpath "<Foglight_home>/server/core/bc-fips.jar" -storepass nitrogen

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Validate the certificate and ensure the following:
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It is not expired.
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It is an X.509 format.
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Change the following before executing the command
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<alias>: The alias is required and is used in the list and delete operations to refer to the certificate. It can be anything.
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<Foglight_home>: The folder path where Foglight is installed.
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<certificate path>: Your custom certificate path.
List installed certificates

keytool -list -keystore "<Foglight_home>/config/security/trust.fips.keystore" -deststoretype BCFKS -provider org.bouncycastle.jcajce.provider.BouncyCastleFipsProvider -providerpath "<Foglight_home>/server/core/bc-fips.jar" -storepass nitrogen

Prints out a list of certificates and the aliases that refer to them.

Refer to the example output below:

Keystore type: BCFKS
Keystore provider: BCFIPS
Your keystore contains 151 entries
camerfirmachambersignca [jdk], Dec 18, 2019, trustedCertEntry,
Certificate fingerprint (SHA1): 4A:BD:EE:EC:95:0D:35:9C:89:AE:C7:52:A1:2C:5B:29:F6:D6:AA:0C
entrust2048ca [jdk], Dec 18, 2019, trustedCertEntry
…
Delete a certificate

Remove a certificate referred to by an alias.

keytool -delete -alias <alias> -keystore "<Foglight_home>/config/security/trust.fips.keystore" -deststoretype BCFKS -provider org.bouncycastle.jcajce.provider.BouncyCastleFipsProvider -providerpath "<Foglight_home>/server/core/bc-fips.jar" -storepass nitrogen

A full example for managing certificate for FMS in FIPS-compliant mode
Add example certificate into FMS certificate store in FIPS-compliant mode

C:\Quest\Foglight\jre\bin>keytool -import -trustcacerts -alias "Evolve-Test" -file "D:/Evolve-test.crt" -keystore "C:/Quest/Foglight/config/security/trust.fips.keystore" -deststoretype BCFKS -provider org.bouncycastle.jcajce.provider.BouncyCastleFipsProvider -providerpath "C:/Quest/Foglight/server/core/bc-fips.jar" -storepass nitrogen

Owner: CN=CA, DC=ca, DC=local

Issuer: CN=CA, DC=ca, DC=local

Serial number: xxxx

Valid from: Sun Jan 06 23:07:06 CST 2019 until: Wed Apr 06 23:07:06 CST 2022

Certificate fingerprints:

...

 

Extensions:

...

Trust this certificate? [no]: yes

Certificate was added to keystore

Active Directory agent properties

The primary properties for an Active Directory® agent instance are required to connect to the target server from which data is to be collected. These properties are either specified when the agent instance is configured or they have a pre-defined default value.

To display an agent’s properties page, use one of the following methods:

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From the navigation panel, navigate to Dashboards > Administration > Agents > Agent Properties. On the Agent Properties dashboard, select an agent. The Properties panel is displayed, showing the current properties for the selected agent instance.
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From the navigation panel, navigate to Dashboards > Administration > Agents > Agent Status. On the Agent Status dashboard, select an agent from the list and click Edit > Edit Properties. The Agent Status dashboard refreshes, showing the current properties for the selected agent instance.
Figure 18. Agent properties page

For more information on using the Agent Status dashboard to edit agent properties, see the Foglight Administration and Configuration Help.

The following tables describe the properties that can be modified for either an individual or all Active Directory agent instances, by clicking Modify the private properties for this agent or Modify the properties of all ActiveDirectory agents links, respectively.

 
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NOTE: It is recommended to configure the agent properties that are to be applied globally to the majority of the Active Directory agent instances, then modify the private properties of those individual agents, as required.

For additional information, see these topics:

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Configuration
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Monitor
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Unavailable WMI Classes
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Data Collection Scheduler

Configuration

Use the properties in the Configuration panel to specify the target server from which data is to be collected, to define what cartridge is to be used to collect the host metrics, and specify whether the target server is a virtual machine.

 
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NOTE: The properties defined here apply to either a single Active Directory® agent or all agents with the type of ActiveDirectory, based on the option selected at the top of the agent properties page.
 
Table 10. Configuration panel
Property
Default
Description

Host Name

N/A

The fully qualified domain name (myServer.myDomain.com) of the target server from which data is to be collected.

Host Collector

 

The host metrics (CPU, Memory, Network, Storage) displayed in Foglight for Active Directory can be collected by the Foglight for Active Directory, Foglight for Hyper-V, Foglight for VMware, or Foglight for Infrastructure cartridge.

NOTE: If you have Foglight for Hyper-V or Foglight for VMWare installed, it is best to select the corresponding option and use the metrics collected by that cartridge.
NOTE: If you are collecting host metrics on a virtual machine using Foglight for Active Directory, performance counters may be subject to known inconsistencies because in-guest performance counters can be skewed by virtualization. To collect the most accurate host metrics on a virtual machine, use Foglight for VMWare or Foglight for Hyper-V to collect these metrics.

Select the host collector to be used to collect host metrics:

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AD (included) - if selected, all host collections are collected based on the interval set in the collection schedule.
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Hyper-V (must be installed) - if selected, the logical disk space metrics are collected based on the interval set in the collection schedule; all other host metrics are collected based on the settings in the Foglight for Hyper-V cartridge. The “Memory In Use” is not available and will be blank in this configuration.
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VMWare (must be installed) - if selected, the host collections are skipped regardless of the value in the collection schedule. That is, all host collections are collected based on the settings in the Foglight for VMWare cartridge.
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Infrastructure (must be installed) - if selected, the host collections are skipped regardless of the value in the collection schedule. That is, all host collections are collected based on the settings in the Foglight for Infrastructure cartridge.

Communication Protocol

WinRM Through HTTPS

Selects to run the WMI query through DCOM, WinRM Through HTTP, or WinRM Through HTTPS.

WinRM Port

5986

Determines the WinRM port number in the monitored server.

Enable SSL For LDAP

False

Enables/ disables security LDAP connection.

LDAP Authentication Scheme

Basic

Supports both Basic and Kerberos authentication schemes, when connected to LDAP server.

Activate adobjects Collector

True

Turns on/ off the adobjects (user count, groups count, computer count) collection. In one domain, it only needs one agent to collect such information.

Network Connection TimeOut

51,000

Specifies how long (milliseconds) the system waits for a response from the remote server before it times out. That is, this is the time in milliseconds that a data collection query will run before it is presumed to have failed and the network connection is terminated.

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