System Requirements: LynX Monitor |
Version: 3.8
Components
Component |
Description |
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Repository Database | A Microsoft SQL Server® database that contains configuration information on operators, servers and monitors. |
LynX Monitor Server | A Microsoft Windows® server that monitors configured servers. |
LynX Monitor Console | A web application that is used to configure operators, server and monitors. |
Supported JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Releases
- B7332
- Xe (B7333)
- ERP 8.0
- 8.9
- 8.10
- 8.11
- 8.12
- 9.0
- 9.1
- 9.2
System Requirements
Component |
System Requirements |
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Repository Database |
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LynX Monitor Server |
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LynX Monitor Console |
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Note 1: If there are sufficient resources, the above components (repository database, server and console) may reside on the same computer.
File Monitoring
LynX Monitor has the following requirements to monitor files (these requirements allow LynX Monitor to remain agent-less):
Windows Servers
- The account running the LynX Monitor Service must have read/write access to the folders being monitored. Write access is required only if file deletion/cleanup is configured.
Non-Windows Servers
- FTP Service should be enabled and running on the server. FTP over SSL (FTPS) and SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) are also supported. The FTP port is configurable. The configured FTP account must have read/write access to the folders being monitored.
Kernel Monitoring
LynX Monitor has the following requirements to monitor kernels natively (i.e. without Server Manager). These requirements do not apply to kernel monitoring through Server Manager:
Windows Servers
- The account running the LynX Monitor Service must have read access to the JDE log folder. The log folder must be accessible through the administrative share (“$ share”) or by explicitly sharing the folder and providing access to the service account.
- The account running the LynX Monitor Service must have access to listing processes on the server running EnterpriseOne services.
iSeries Servers
- FTP Service should be enabled and running on the server. FTP over SSL (FTPS) and SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) are also supported. The FTP port is configurable. The configured FTP account must have read/write access to the jde log folder.
Unix and Linux Servers
- FTP Service should be enabled and running on the server. FTP over SSL (FTPS) and SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) are also supported. The FTP port is configurable. The configured FTP account must have read/write access to the jde log folder.
- The server must be accessible through SSH. Unsecured telnet is not supported.