Servers

The Servers module monitors your physical machines, virtual machines, and containers — collecting CPU, RAM, disk, uptime, installed software, services, roles, patches, and vulnerabilities.

Hypervisors have their own section. A hypervisor is still created from Servers, but once created it leaves this list and lives under Hypervisors, which has its own console. Opening a hypervisor from a link into Servers takes you there. See Hypervisors.

Each server is monitored in one of three ways: by an installed agent, agentlessly over SSH / WMI / the Proxmox API, or by ICMP ping only. Machines running a client OS are monitored the same way but appear under Endpoints.

Reading the servers list

Each row shows CPU, RAM and disk as bars, uptime, and an Issues pill counting currently-firing alerts. Chips above the list switch between All and Issues, for going straight to what's alerting.

In this section

• Adding a server
• Choosing a collection method
• Preparing a Windows server for agentless scanning
• Reading server stats and disks
• Viewing packages and services
• Server dependencies and monitoring
• Understanding dependencies

Related

• Endpoints
• Credentials
• Services
• Patches
• Vulnerabilities