What is the reason for availability monitoring metrics not being pushed to the controller?

Verify whether the probe-agent pushes availability statistics of ip-endpoint to cloudmon collector using probe-agent log /var/log/cloudmon/probe-agent/agent.log
Then verify whether the collector collects the statistics and pushes to Cloudmon ITIM Controller using collector log /var/log/cloudmon/collector/cloudmon.log

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Can Cloudmon monitor the availability of remote users?
Yes, Cloudmon provides the capability to monitor the availability of remote users. This is achieved by installing an agent on the devices used by the remote users and then monitoring those agents through a centralized controller.
Can Cloudmon monitor the availability of remote users?
Yes, Cloudmon provides the capability to monitor the availability of remote users. This is achieved by installing an agent on the devices used by the remote users and then monitoring those agents through a centralized controller.
Do you have any aggregator to collect all the agent metrics and push to controller instead of connecting each agent to the controller in cloudmon?
Yes, we do have a proxy server which will take care of this scenario.
What could be the reason for the agent to stop reporting statistics to the controller in cloudmon?
Verify agent log in /var/log/cloudmon/agent/agent.log. If license expired, please contact cloudmon-support@veryxtech.com.
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