Arcsight Monitoring tools
Since there are many elements in an ArcSight environment,
ensuring continuous operation of all might require:
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Ensuring that
source devices keep sending events.
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Ensuring that
connectors operate properly.
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Ensuring that the
ArcSight systems (Logger, ESM, Express) operate properly.
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Ensuring that the
infrastructure used by those elements, including operating system and network.
Some of the solutions you might want to check to monitor an
ArcSight environment are:
ArcSight Management Center
ArcSight Management Center (ArcMC) is an ArcSight product
that can be used to manage and monitor ArcSight systems. It currently can have
managed and monitors Loggers, Connectors, Connector Appliances and other ArcMC
systems.
ESM health monitoring
ESM has system resources that are useful for monitoring:
Resource
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URI
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What can you find there?
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Database performance statistics
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/All
Dashboards/ArcSight Administration/ESM/System Health/Storage/CORR
Engine/Database Performance Statistics
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free space
available for the tables such as Arc_Event_Data and Arc_System_Data
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ESM system Information
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/All
Dashboards/ArcSight Administration/ESM/System Health/ESM System Information
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Memory use
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Event throughput
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/Dashboards/System
Health/Events/Event Throughput
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Peak and average
EPS
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Connector status
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Right click
"connectors-->All Connectors" and select "Grid View"
to quickly see if any connector is down.
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Other tools available are:
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You can also try
the ESM Health Monitoring package
developed at HP CDC, is a combination of scripts and ESM content to monitor the
ESM manager itself. It monitors the like of as IO, heap usage, garbage collections,
cpu, eps and connector caching. The package is robust, but complex and not
fully documented.
·
Monitor
ESM/CORR with JMX, ELK and TICK - Use Java JMX monitoring API to monitor the manager and
connectors operating environment (community contribution)
Logger content packs
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Logger Operations Health Dashboards is a presentation which contains queries for creating
Logger dashboards for monitoring event ingress rate and quality.
Other options
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We! Analyze (open
source: discussion, download) -
a stand alone tool for monitoring connectors and devices to ensure they send
events. The tool analyzes connector logs files rather than events and therefore
has pros and cons when compared to the "ArcSight System Monitoring"
package above.
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ArcSight
Connector watchdog FlexConnector - a Flex connector for
analyzing agent.log and providing the results as events to ESM/Logger. As a
FlexConnector, it is a great starting point for others to add their own parsing
code.
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