How is the probe discovered in cloudmon?

How is the probe discovered in cloudmon?


When the controller and probe are installed on the same machine, the probe can be automatically detected by the Cloudmon portal, and you can view it by navigating to Settings > Monitoring > probes. However, if the probe is installed on a different machine, you need to add it to the controller portal manually.

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