Addmi 16-discovery monitoring

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Discovery Monitoring

Keeping Access In Grade A Condition

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Monitoring Discovery Outline

3 Main Aspects

1. Per Run How did the run I scheduled go? Current/Recent Runs

2. Per Credential/Slave How well are my credentials working for me? Credential/Slave usage feedback

3. Current State What are my current access levels like? Discovery Dashboard

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Monitoring Per Run

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Per Discovery Run

Monitor from the Recent Runs list Discovery > Discovery Status > Recent Runs

Click on the run of interest to see details

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Discovery Run Summary

Click through to see a list view of endpoint for that Discovery State Example Shown: No Access

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Discovery Run Detailed Reports

Endpoint Access Analysis Useful general starting point

Endpoint Timings Look for performance hotspots

Possible Host Devices Look for Hosts that you don’t yet

have access to

Possible Process to Port Issues Look for hosts that need

lsof/sudo to get connection mapping

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Monitoring Per Credential or Per Slave

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Per Credential/Slave

Success rate feedback is calculated for all core discovery credentials

Start at the Discovery Tab and then the Credentials second level navigation

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Login Credentials Success Rate

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Slave Management Success Rate

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SNMP Credentials Success Rate

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Understanding Success Rate (1)

100% Success: shown in Green

Credential has been selected for Discovery All recent attempts have successfully established a session

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Understanding Success Rate (2)

Partial Success: shown in Yellow

Credential has been selected for Discovery There were issues with some sessions

Summarised by type of issue

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Understanding Success Rate (3)

Never Used: shown in Blue

Credential has never selected for Discovery

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Understanding Success Rate (4)

100% Failure: shown in Red

Credential has been used All attempts have failed

Summarised by type of issue

If the credential has worked in the recent past this will also be indicated This may mean that there has been a recent access change that should

be investigated

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What Is Counted As a Failure?

Any failure to establish a Unix or Windows session

Where a session is established but HostInfo or InterfaceList methods do not complete This will prevent a Host node being updated DeviceInfo will already exist as we have a session

Where a session is established with a credential marked as “Become Super User” fails to SU This will be reported as a success and a failure

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Investigating Credential Success Issues

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Investigating Credential Success Issues

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Monitoring by Current State

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Current State Reporting (1)

There is a specific Discovery Dashboard

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Current State Reporting (2)

Reports are also available under the Discovery tab Discovery Reports

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Current UNIX and Windows Access

Check to see that the access methods and Windows slaves you expect are in use

Check in Probe sector for access regressions or Hosts without credentials rolled out

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Discovery Radar

Classifies the last access to IPs that Discovery thinks are hosts

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Discovery Radar - Details (1)

Update [Normal] Host updated via cached

credential

Update [Credential Search] Host updated but several

credentials tried

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Discovery Radar - Details (2)

Access Regression [Credential Failure] Host failed to update as no

credential established a session

Access Regression[Other Failure] Host failed to update as there

were other failures

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Discovery Radar - Details (3)

Unknown Host[Credential Failure] No Host was created as no

credential established a session

Unknown Host[No Credential Available] Host failed to update as there

were other session failures

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Further Resources

Online Documentation: http://www.tideway.com/confluence/display/81/Documentation

Tideway Foundation

Version 7.2

Documentation

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