What is the purpose of using a probe in Cloudmon?
The probe in Cloudmon is used to monitor various parameters such as jitter, latency, and loss for any IP endpoints using ICMP or TCP. It also allows you to trace the path to the IP endpoints and supports both IPv4 and IPv6 endpoints.
Additionally, the probe can be used to monitor network devices like Firewalls, Routers, or Switches via SNMP, which enables you to periodically poll device resources such as CPU, Memory, Disk, Interface status, and Network usage.
The probe can be installed in various geographical locations when you cannot extend or expose network connectivity to the IP endpoints or network devices to the controller. This enables you to monitor the network from different locations and identify any issues that may arise due to network latency, jitter, or other factors that may affect the performance of the network.
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How to install a probe in cloudmon?
Installation of Cloudmon Probe(s) are performed from the Cloudmon controller: Click on the user icon in the top-right corner of the Cloudmon Controller window. Select the "Help" menu. You will be redirected to an Article page, click on the Probe tab. ...
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 ...
How can I add a probe in cloudmon?
You can add a probe by installing the probe on the server and Once the probe has been installed, add the corresponding IP in the cloudmon portal by navigating to settings > monitoring > probes and click on the "+" icon in the top right corner and ...
Is it necessary to install a probe separately in Cloudmon?
By default, the Cloudmon probe will be installed during the all-in-one installation. However, if we need to monitor different branches, we can install probes on each branch and configure them to report to Cloudmon
Does Cloudmon NTM support Multi Probe Environment?
Yes, Cloudmon NTM supports Multi-Probe Environment and it can be easily configured from the User Interface.