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probes individually without affecting any other systems. For more information about removing
probes from an individual system, refer to
Section 6.4.2.9.5.2, “System Details � Monitoring —
”
.
To detach a system from the suite:
1. From the
Monitoring
�
Probe Suites
page, click on the title of the Probe Suite you wish to alter.
2. Select the
Systems
sub-tab.
3. Check the box next to the system(s) you wish to remove from the Probe Suite.
4. Click the
Detach System(s) from Probe Suite
button
The second method is to remove the system from the suite. This removes the system from the suite
and deletes all running probes from the system.
Note
This action deletes all of the Probe Suites' probes from the system as well as all of the
historical Time Series and Event Log data. This action is irreversible.
To remove a system from the Probe Suite and delete all associated probes from the system:
1. From the Monitoring � Probe Suites page, click on the title of the Probe Suite you wish to alter.
2. Select the
Systems
sub-tab.
3. Check the box next to the system(s) you wish to remove from the Probe Suite.
4. Click the
Remove System(s) from Probe Suite
button.
Finally, as with single Probes, you may download a CSV file containing information about Probe
Suites. Click the
Download CSV
link at the bottom of the
Monitoring
�
Probe Suites
page to
download the file.
6.10.4. Scout Config Push —
Displays the status of your monitoring infrastructure. Anytime you make a change to your monitoring
configuration, such as adding a probe to a system or editing a probe's thresholds, you must
reconfigure your monitoring infrastructure. Do this by selecting the RHN Server's checkbox and
clicking
Push Scout Configs
. The table on this page identifies the date and time of requested and
completed pushes.
Clicking the name of the server opens its Red Hat Network Monitoring Daemon SSH Public Key. This
allows you to copy and paste the SSH key to the systems that are monitored by the scout. This is
required in order for the Red Hat Network Monitoring Daemon to connect to the Satellite.