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How to deploy the software to Microsoft Azure. PowerProtect Data Manager GCP Deployment Guide—Describes how to deploy the software to Google Cloud Platform (GCP). PowerProtect Data Manager Cloud Disaster Recovery Administration and User Guide—Describes how to deploy Cloud DR, protect VMs in the AWS or Azure cloud, and run recovery operations. PowerProtect Data Manager for Cyber Recovery User Guide—Describes how to install, update, patch, and uninstall the Dell EMC PowerProtect Cyber Recovery software. PowerProtect Data Manager for File System Agent User Guide—Describes how to configure and use the software with the File System agent for file system data protection. PowerProtect Data Manager for Kubernetes User Guide—Describes how to configure and use the software to protect and recover namespaces and PVCs in a Kubernetes cluster. PowerProtect Data Manager for Microsoft Application Agent Exchange Server User Guide—Describes how to configure and use the software to protect and recover the data in a Microsoft Exchange Server environment. PowerProtect Data Manager for Microsoft Application Agent SQL Server User Guide—Describes how to configure and use the software to protect and recover the data in a Microsoft SQL Server environment. PowerProtect Data Manager for Oracle RMAN Agent User Guide—Describes how to configure and use the software to protect and recover the data in an Oracle Server environment. PowerProtect Data Manager for SAP HANA Agent User Guide—Describes how to configure and use the software to protect and recover the data in an SAP HANA Server environment. PowerProtect Data Manager for Storage Direct Agent User Guide—Describes how to configure and use the software with the Storage Direct agent to protect data on VMAX storage arrays through snapshot backup technology. PowerProtect Data Manager for Network Attached Storage User Guide—Describes how to configure and use the software to protect and recover the data on network attached storage (NAS) shares and appliances. PowerProtect Data Manager Public REST API documentation—Contains the PowerProtect Data Manager APIs and includes tutorials to guide you in their use. Typographical conventions The following type style conventions are used in this document: Table 2. Style conventionsStyle conventions Formatting Description Bold Used for interface elements that a user specifically selects or clicks, for example, names of buttons, fields, tab names, and menu paths. Also used for the name of a dialog box, page, pane, screen area with title, table label, and window. Italic Used for full titles of publications that are referenced in text. Monospace Used for: System code System output, such as an error message or script Pathnames, file names, file name extensions, prompts, and syntax Commands and options Monospace italic Used for variables. Monospace bold Used for user input. [ ] Square brackets enclose optional values. | Vertical line indicates alternate selections. The vertical line means or

At LivePerson we recognize that every brand is unique and employs an individual approach to managing their users.To ensure that complex organizations have the flexibility to tailor user roles to the distinct way they run their business, the permissions feature within LivePerson provides brands with the opportunity to fully customize each of the four roles:Brands are able to create profiles - customized permissions sets within roles. For example, within the Agent role, Senior Agent and Junior Agent profiles can be created, with permission sets enabled or disabled for each profile. For ease and usability, the Conversational Cloud creates a default permission set per role. Brands can customize these sets and also have the option to create new profiles that meet their specific structural business needs.In addition to these configurable permission sets, there is a core set of permissions within each role that cannot be disabled. For the full list, refer to the tables below within each role (agent, agent manager, campaign manager & admins).To ensure small and medium-sized businesses also have flexibility within their user management capabilities, users can now be assigned more than one role. For example, a manager who also takes chats can be assigned both ‘agent manager’ and ‘agent’ roles and a campaign manager who also manages users and takes care of account administration can be assigned both ‘campaign manager’ and ‘admin’ roles.To further empower agent managers, there will be an additional option to grant this role limited user management permissions, including:1. On the 'users' list, click

Encryption types are supported, consult the documentation for your scheduling manager.If you omit the 0x prefix, the keygen utility interprets the inputted value as a 16-character passphrase and not as a hexadecimal number. If you enter fewer than 16 characters, the keygen utility appends the passphrase with spaces for the missing number of characters. Internally, the keygen utility encodes the 16-character passphrase into a 32-character hexadecimal character AES encryption key.The installation program provides a default encryption key that is based on the cipher algorithm you select Please change it for securityLocal Security Option Specifies whether local security on the agent is enabled or disabled. Local security on the agent controls which scheduling manager user IDs can perform certain actions, for example, which user IDs can issue CONTROL messages to the agent. If you enable local security, define security rules in a security.txt file. Default: disabledManagement Connector Option Enables the following management connectors: SNMP Connector Lets you use an SNMP Manager to monitor and control the agent. You can connect the agent to any SNMP Manager that supports SNMP v1, v2, and v3. This option requires the SNMP Manager address and User Datagram Protocol (UDP) port. Default: disabledJMX Connector Lets you use a JMX console to monitor and control the agent. You can use any JMX console that implements JSR-160. This option requires the input port number for the JMX console. Default: disabledRemote SNMP Manager Trap Listener Host Specifies the SNMP trap receiver host name. Default: localhost This value applies to the SNMP management connector option.SNMP Agent Port Specifies the SNMP GET/SET listening port. Default: 161 Limits: 1-65535 This value applies to the SNMP management connector option.JMX Communication Port Specifies the input port number for the JMX console. Default: 1099 Limits: 1-65534 This value applies to the JMX management connector option.Enable

And additional infoDatabases total mountedShows the number of active database copies on the server.Zabbix agent (active)perf_counter_en["\MSExchange Active Manager(_total)\Database Mounted"]PreprocessingDiscard unchanged with heartbeat: 3hActiveSync: ping command pendingShows the number of ping commands currently pending in the queue.Zabbix agent (active)perf_counter_en["\MSExchange ActiveSync\Ping Commands Pending", {$MS.EXCHANGE.PERF.INTERVAL}]ActiveSync: requests per secondShows the number of HTTP requests received from the client via ASP.NET per second. Determines the current Exchange ActiveSync request rate. Used only to determine current user load.Zabbix agent (active)perf_counter_en["\MSExchange ActiveSync\Requests/sec", {$MS.EXCHANGE.PERF.INTERVAL}]ActiveSync: sync commands per secondShows the number of sync commands processed per second. Clients use this command to synchronize items within a folder.Zabbix agent (active)perf_counter_en["\MSExchange ActiveSync\Sync Commands/sec", {$MS.EXCHANGE.PERF.INTERVAL}]Autodiscover: requests per secondShows the number of Autodiscover service requests processed each second. Determines current user load.Zabbix agent (active)perf_counter_en["\MSExchangeAutodiscover\Requests/sec", {$MS.EXCHANGE.PERF.INTERVAL}]Availability Service: availability requests per secondShows the number of requests serviced per second. The request can be only for free/ busy information or include suggestions. One request may contain multiple mailboxes. Determines the rate at which Availability service requests are occurring.Zabbix agent (active)perf_counter_en["\MSExchange Availability Service\Availability Requests (sec)", {$MS.EXCHANGE.PERF.INTERVAL}]Outlook Web App: current unique usersShows the number of unique users currently logged on to Outlook Web App. This value monitors the number of unique active user sessions, so that users are only removed from this counter after they log off or their session times out. Determines current user load.Zabbix agent (active)perf_counter_en["\MSExchange OWA\Current Unique Users", {$MS.EXCHANGE.PERF.INTERVAL}]Outlook Web App: requests per secondShows the number of requests handled by Outlook Web App per second. Determines current user load.Zabbix agent (active)perf_counter_en["\MSExchange OWA\Requests/sec", {$MS.EXCHANGE.PERF.INTERVAL}]MSExchangeWS: requests per secondShows the number of requests processed each second. Determines current user load.Zabbix agent (active)perf_counter_en["\MSExchangeWS\Requests/sec", {$MS.EXCHANGE.PERF.INTERVAL}]Active agent availabilityAvailability of active checks on the host. The value of this item corresponds to availability icons in the host list.Possible values:0 - unknown1 - available2 - not availableZabbix internalzabbix[host,active_agent,available]TriggersNameDescriptionExpressionSeverityDependencies and additional infoMS Exchange 2016: Active checks are not availableActive checks are considered unavailable. Agent is not sending heartbeat for prolonged time.min(/Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 by Zabbix agent active/zabbix[host,active_agent,available],{$AGENT.TIMEOUT})=2HighLLD rule Databases discoveryNameDescriptionTypeKey and additional infoDatabases discoveryDiscovery of Exchange databases.Zabbix agent (active)perf_instance.discovery["MSExchange Active Manager"]PreprocessingJavaScript: The text is too long. Please see the template.Item prototypes for Databases discoveryNameDescriptionTypeKey and additional infoActive Manager [{#INSTANCE}]: Database copy roleDatabase copy active or passive role.Zabbix agent (active)perf_counter_en["\MSExchange Active Manager({#INSTANCE})\Database Copy Role Active"]PreprocessingDiscard unchanged with heartbeat: 3hInformation Store [{#INSTANCE}]: Database stateDatabase state. Possible values:0: Database without any copy and dismounted.1: Database is a primary database and mounted.2: Database is a passive copy and the state is healthy.Zabbix agent (active)perf_counter_en["\MSExchangeIS Store({#INSTANCE})\Database State"]PreprocessingDiscard unchanged with heartbeat: 3mInformation Store [{#INSTANCE}]: Active mailboxes countNumber of active mailboxes in this database.Zabbix agent (active)perf_counter_en["\MSExchangeIS Store({#INSTANCE})\Active mailboxes"]Information Store [{#INSTANCE}]: Page faults per secondIndicates the rate of page faults that can't be serviced because there are no pages available for

And account access key. (Optional) Review memory requirements. See Machine Agent Requirements and Supported Environments.(Optional) Configure the agent to use SSL. See Enable SSL for Machine Agent.(Optional) Configure the agent to use proxy settings. See Machine Agent Configuration Properties.(Required for Multi-Tenant Mode or SaaS installations) Configure the Agent Account Information. See Multi-Tenant Controller Accounts.(Optional) Determine if you need to specify an application name and tier name. See Machine Agent Installation Scenarios.If you are installing the Machine Agent on the same server with any APM app agent, do not specify application name and tier name.Start the Agent. You can start the agent as a service (requires sudo or root user) or from the command line. If systemd was detected during installation, you can use the systemctl command to start the agent service. Using SysV – service appdynamics-machine-agent startUsing systemd – systemctl start appdynamics-machine-agentFrom the Command Line – /bin/machine-agentFrom the Launcher – machine_agent_home>/etc/init.d/appdynamics-machine-agent startRPM Package FunctionThe RPM package manager installs the agent files to opt/appdynamics/machine-agent, creates symbolic links, sets environment variables, and adds the agent as a service.Symbolic Links The RPM package manager creates the symbolic links to agent scripts and configuration files in the /etc directory. You can edit these links to accommodate a different installation directory, JRE, or system user account running the agent. Link for SysV Service Script/etc/init.d/appdynamics-machine-agent >> /opt/appdynamics/machine-agent/etc/init.d/appdynamics-machine-agentThis script provides these service commands:Start – Starts the service, runs a script that starts the agentStop – Stops the serviceRestart – Restarts the serviceStatus – Returns the status of