Adapters

Agents and Adapters Overview


 

 

 

Agents

Agents are used to host one or more adapters, manage adapter configurations, and manage communications back to the EPN. Agents and adapters may be installed directly on endpoints, intermediate servers, or EPN occurrence nodes. Agents may be configured to collect data from one or more endpoints based on the desired deployment scenario.

Connectors

Connectors are used to directly acquire data from an endpoint. Over 60 protocols are available to facilitate data acquisition from a variety of devices and data sources. There are two fundamental types of adapters:

  • Probes – Captures information from local or remote event sources using scheduled retrieval. For example, a probe can retrieve information from remote Syslog files, message queues, local Windows event logs, or FTP service directories.
  • Listeners – Listens passively for information sent to the agent (asynchronous) from a configured remote endpoint. For example, a listener can track events arriving as HTTP calls, JMS queued messages, or SNMP traps.

 

Supported Transport Protocols

Application Specific ESX Server, Grinder, Nagios, Sales Force, WOMBAT, WebSphere, WebLogic, AquaLogic
Authentication Radius, TACACS
Database JDBC, ODBC
Directory Active Directory, LDAP
Enterprise Service Bus FUSE ESB, IBM MQ, JBoss ESB, JMS, Mule, SonicMQ, Tibco Rendezvous, ActiveMQ, FioranoMQ
File System CSV File, Directory, File (Size, Dates, existence), FTP , Text File, XLS File
Industrial and Domestic Control C-Bus, Dynalite, MOD Bus, Network Instruments Data Socket, OPC, Serial, Echelon -LonWorks
Internet HTTP, HTTP Post, HTTPS, RSS, Web Services (SOAP), WSDL, XML
Inter Processing Messaging CORBA, DCOM
IT/Network DNS, ICMP, Net Flow, NTP, RAW Socket, SMS, SMTP, SMTP Proxy, SNMP Query, SNMP Traps, Syslog, Syslog NG, TCP Service Location, VMWare
Java JBI, JMX, JMS
Operating System API Java API, Linux API, Solaris API, Windows DLL
Routing BGP, OSPF, RIP
Security Solaris BSM Advanced Security
Windows Specific   Active Directory, Microsoft Exchange Server, Windows Events, Windows Performance

 

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