MSIT Health Monitoring: An Analysis of Connector Appliance and Logger Use Cases

Summary:

The document outlines health monitoring procedures for ArcSight Logger and Connector Appliance within the i.R.O.C.K. platform, which is powered by Jive SBS version 4.0.11. Key components include Data Monitors, Dashboards, and Rules designed to alert administrators about potential hardware component failures and visually display current health status. Version 3 of this document was created by Kerin Ure on July 30, 2012, with updates by Luke Leboeuf on October 8, 2012. The accompanying downloadable resource (MSIT_Health_Monitoring-Connector_Appliance-Logger.zip) provides detailed health monitoring information and is tagged for specific uses such as logger, conapp, connector_appliance, use_case, arb, and health_monitoring. This suggests that the platform supports a community software solution developed by Jive Software, version 4.0.11 (Jive SBS), designed to facilitate online communities with collaboration features.

Details:

The document provides an overview of health monitoring for ArcSight Logger and Connector Appliance, including Data Monitors, Dashboards, and Rules resources designed to visually display current health status and alert ArcSight administrators about potential hardware component failures. It is version 3 and was created by Kerin Ure on July 30, 2012, with modifications made by Luke Leboeuf on October 8, 2012. The document also includes a downloadable resource (MSIT_Health_Monitoring-Connector_Appliance-Logger.zip) containing the health monitoring information and is tagged as logger, conapp, connector_appliance, use_case, arb, and health_monitoring. This appears to be a reference to the i.R.O.C.K. platform, which is powered by Jive SBS version 4.0.11. The abbreviation "i.R.O.C.K." could stand for Integrated Robust Online Community Knowledge, and it is associated with community software developed by Jive Software. The specific version of the Jive Software being used in this context is mentioned as Version: 113816. This information suggests that there's an ongoing project or a platform utilizing a particular set of tools for creating online communities, possibly including features for collaboration and communication among users.

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