The Monitoring Accounts are the user accounts who have administrative rights to access the Windows Server. You can configure Monitoring Accounts for users for a specific Tenant.
On the MONITORING ACCOUNT page, click ADD NEW on the ACTIONS panel.
Select the Tenant and type in the new Monitoring Account details. For more information about the field on the MONITORING ACCOUNT page, see Field Description.
Click SUBMIT. A new Monitoring Account is configured.
Figure: MONITORING ACCOUNT page
Figure: MONITORING ACCOUNT page - AWS
FIELD DESCRIPTION
The following table describes the fields on the MONITORING ACCOUNT page:
Fields
Description
DETAILS
Used For
Select the protocol used for monitoring.
Note:
Under the Used For drop-down field, select LDAP drop-down list and configure theDomain, User Name, Password, Re-enter Password, IPAddress, LDAP Path, and Active fields. After the LDAP configurations are set, the configured LDAP path is available for selection on the DISCOVERY page under the LDAP Path field while configuring the Discovery using Type as Active Directory.
Domain
Type in the domain name to which the user belongs.
User Name
Type in the user name of the User to whom you want to provide the administrative rights to access the Windows server machines.
Password
Type in the password.
Re-enter Password
Re-enter the password.
AWS Account Name
Specify the unique name for the AWS Account. After the configuration, you can view this to filter the Dashboards on the AWS CloudWatch Dashboard page.
Note:
This field displays only when you select the Used For field value as AWS from the drop-down list.
Access Key
Specify the access key that is used to authenticate the AWS CloudWatch Dashboard.
Note:
This field displays only when you select the Used For field value as AWS from the drop-down list.
Secret Key
Specify the Secret Key that is used to authenticate the AWS CloudWatch Dashboard.
Note:
This field displays only when you select the Used For field value as AWS from the drop-down list.
Re-enter Secret key
Re-enter the secret key.
Note:
This field displays only when you select the Used For field value as AWS from the drop-down list.
Description
Type in a brief description about the user or the purpose of adding Monitoring Account or any warning message. For example, you can create a user to access data from a group of critical servers, you can add a message like “Do not delete this user name”.
Is Sudo
This check box should be selected only for the Sudo accounts. If selected for an account, which is not Sudo, the discovery results may not be as expected.
Indicates the status set for the Monitoring Account.
If selected, the Monitoring Account is enabled.
If not selected, the Monitoring Account becomes inactive.
ACTIONS
This section explains all the icons displayed on the ACTIONS panel of the MONITORING ACCOUNT page.
Filters
Click the Filters icon to select a value for the Used For list. Click SUBMIT.
Figure: FILTERS pop-up page
SHOW LIST
Click SHOW LIST to display the LIST table showing all the Monitoring Accounts configured in the SUMMIT application for the selected Tenant.
Figure: MONITORING ACCOUNT page: List of monitoring accounts
To edit a Monitoring Account configuration, click User Name. Make appropriate changes and click SUBMIT.
Note:
When the Monitoring Accounts are displayed under the LIST table, the ADD NEW action is displayed on the ACTIONS panel. Click ADD NEW to configure a new Monitoring Account.
HISTORY
Click the HISTORY icon to view the change history details of the Monitoring Account.