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Setting the interval of a module

Quick Start Guide ( Cloud ) Adjust monitoring

Configuring or modifying the module interval defines how often the module runs. This affects remote modules (not running locally), as local modules are configured in a slightly more complex way.The more frequently a remote system is monitored, the more load it...

Configuration of the thresholds of a module

Quick Start Guide ( Cloud ) Adjust monitoring

In this section you can configure the thresholds Warning and Critical for a module;module with the values that a module must have to be in a state CRITICAL, WARNING or NORMAL. In this example you have a CPU module to add thresholds to. This module will always...

Advanced threshold parameters

Quick Start Guide ( Cloud ) Adjust monitoring

The box Inverse interval is used to define non-contiguous ranges. In this example, the module will change to the critical state if the value is below 20 or above 80: In string-type modules, the threshold is defined as a substring. Similarly, it can be inver...

Other advanced parameters

Quick Start Guide ( Cloud ) Adjust monitoring

The configuration of a module is very flexible, with dozens of possibilities. In the Pandora FMS documentation we can discover all of them.

Configuration files and diagnostic information sources

Quick Start Guide ( Cloud ) Troubleshooting. Where to look, who to ask

The main configuration files that we may need to modify or review are the following: /etc/pandora/pandora_server.conf: Main configuration file of the Pandora FMS server. If you modify something there, you will have to restart the Pandora FMS server. /etc/p...

Support

Quick Start Guide ( Cloud ) Troubleshooting. Where to look, who to ask

The community forum is open to anyone, you can create an account and ask: https://pandorafms.com/community/ We have a list of frequently asked questions in the knowledge base that may give you a hint or directly a solution to a specific problem: https...

Presentation

Quick Start (Cloud) Introduction

The purpose of this guide is to introduce you to Pandora FMS in a quick and concise way, to someone who is not familiar ith the tool, but who has medium/high knowledge of networks and systems. The goal is not going through all of Pandora FMS features, but rath...

Pandora FMS Monolith Environment (server/console/database)

Quick Start (Cloud) Online Installation tool

This installation method is particularly useful when the environment is hosted by cloud providers, although it is not exclusive to these types of environments. The term "Cloud provider" (or just "Cloud") is used to describe virtual machine hosting, either exc...

Requirements for the Use of the Online Installation Tool

Quick Start (Cloud) Online Installation tool

Have access to the Internet. Specific web addresses: For the Open version (ICMP): firefly.pandoafms.com support.pandorafms.com For the Open version (HTTPS): https://pandorafms.com https://firefly.pandorafms.com/pandorafms/ https://dl.fedorap...

First Steps

Quick Start (Cloud) Online Installation tool

Once installed, the system should boot up and, after a few seconds, display the terminal to log in. The first step should be to know the IP address that the system has assigned, to be able to connect to the server from outside. To do this, type the following c...

Enterprise License Activation

Quick Start (Cloud) Online Installation tool

This section is only for Enterprise version users. If you wish to request a demo, please contact us. If you have a Metaconsole license, you may skip this step, since this type of license automatically activates each associated node. It is important not to st...

Starting the Enterprise Server

Quick Start (Cloud) Online Installation tool

This section is for Enterprise version users only. If you wish to evaluate a demo, please contact us. After activating the license, the Enterprise server must be started. You may connect to Pandora FMS server through a command terminal (local or remote) or th...

Creating a scanning task

Quick Start (Cloud) Detecting Local Network Systems

In the side menu go to the Management → Discovery → Host&Devices section. Click Net Scan, this will allow you to create a scanning task. It will create the task as follows: You will have to modify only the network range to be scanned, in this capture it i...

Checking detected systems

Quick Start (Cloud) Detecting Local Network Systems

Wait for the whole network to be detected. Once finished, access the agent detail view (left-side menu Operation → Monitoring → Views → Agent detail) to see all detected systems. You may see several systems that were correctly detected by Pandora FMS. ...

Interface Network Traffic

Quick Start (Cloud) Adding a Remote Check to a Monitored Sy...

For that it is imperative for SNMP to be configured on the remote device. This usually needs to be enabled and with a minimum configuration that allows querying data. SNMP devices allow you to configure the IP addresses that can make queries and with which com...

Network Packet Loss

Quick Start (Cloud) Adding a Remote Check to a Monitored Sy...

Remote plugins are user-defined checks that use a script or a program that was deployed on Pandora FMS server, so that it can be used for monitoring, expanding the set of things it can do. In this section we will add a remote plugin preconfigured in Pandora FM...

Monitoring a TCP Network Service

Quick Start (Cloud) Adding a Remote Check to a Monitored Sy...

In this case we are going to add monitoring to verify that an SMTP (email) service is active on a machine. Although it can be a very complex check (simulating that user and password credentials are sent, that an email is sent, etc.) it will be simplified by on...

Introduction

Quick Start (Cloud) Adding an Alert in the Face of an Issue

Of course, more advanced tasks can be carried out, such as alerts on events, correlation, etc. The first alert to create is sending an email when one of the monitored machines goes offline (with the Host alive module). Pandora FMS alerts are made up by three ...

Server Setup

Quick Start (Cloud) Adding an Alert in the Face of an Issue

For the correct functioning of the email command, it is necessary to configure in pandora_server.conf file a mail server that allows to make relay. In the example, the mail server located in our localhost through Postfix. You should enter the IP address of th...

Alert Setup

Quick Start (Cloud) Adding an Alert in the Face of an Issue

As indicated before, alerts in Pandora FMS are made up by 3 parts: Command, Action and Template. You may find these options in the Alerts section. In order to configure this alert just modify the action, so the Alert actions option will be used. The section...