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Revision as of 11:39, 11 May 2020
Introduction
NetScout vSCOUT verions 6.1.1 build is the most recent version of the agent that supports lite mode. In lite mode the agent is not analyzing traffic. Its only use is formwarting pachets to InfiniStream.
The advantage of vSCOUT is a reduced impact on the CPU usage of the host.
The procedure below is a siplified installation procedures. Most implementation options have been chosen by us in accordance with our best practises.
Solution
Prepare
Create a first file /tmp/nsprobeid containing the hostname of the host:
# vi /tmp/nsprobeid
Content of the file:
HOSTNAME
Create a second file /tmp/nsagent_config.cfg. Replace <MON> and <MAN> with the device name of the network interface(s) of the host. In many cases the interface to monitor is the same interface used to communicate with nGenius (MON=MAN):
Content of the file:
export NSCOMM_PORT=395 export NSCONSOLE_PORT=7501 export HTTP_PORT=7080 export HTTPS_PORT=7443 export MON_INF=<MON> export MGMT_INF=<MAN> export VSCOUT_MODE=lite
Download
Use wget or curl to download the installation file to the /tmp directory on the host. There are two versions: *.rpm to be used on Redhat