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Network Host device driver permits AggreGate Server to access a single IP network host for monitoring it's status and various services/applications running on it. The following table presents available services, their global settings, configuration properties and monitoring results (presented as device settings):
Network Device Discovery Network Host driver supports device discovery. Discovery is the process of scanning a number of IP network hosts, finding available services/applications, and creating device accounts for them. The comprehensive description of network discovery is available in AggreGate Network Manager documentation. Driver Information
Global Settings Global settings defined by Network Host driver are presented in the Global Settings column of Network Host Services table. User Level Settings None defined. Device Properties Network Host driver properties define configuration parameters used by AggreGate Network Manager to monitor corresponding network host. Most of the properties present settings of services supported by Network Host driver. They are presented in the Configuration Properties column of Network Host Services table. The only exclusion is Host Address (address) property. It specifies IP Address or Host Name of the network host to be monitored. Device Assets IP host assets are divided in two root groups: SNMP assets and WMI assets:
Device Settings Network Host device settings are:
Refer to Monitoring Results column of Network Host Services table. Device Operations No operations provided by the driver. Network hosts can generate two different types of events: Service Outages (described below) and SNMP Notifications (described in SNMP device driver chapter). This event is generated by a service once if goes back "online" after a certain period of downtime.
The outage event has the following format:
This driver makes the device Online if host is available by ping (if ping is enabled) and all monitored services and applications report no errors. Statuses of individual services may be checked using Configure Device action. Service online statuses are preserved between server restarts. Therefore, when server starts, every particular service restores its previous status and keeps it until its status check will be performed over again. Network Host driver uses synchronization procedures of particular services enabled for the monitored device. Refer to the appropriate service subsection for detailed synchronization descriptions. |