Vgdisplay is used
to determine the physical and virtual volumes and their sizes. Performance/Configuration tests will use this command.
Getinfo.sh / getinfo.pl
/ vdf are used (LINUX ONLY) for monitoring old VMware model.
If the eG agent is used
as a remote agent (LINUX) for monitoring old VMWare model, then the above
commands require execution privilege explicitly, in case of absence of sudoers
entry.
If the Sudoers file
is removed, then the above commands like “vgdisplay” won't work. The same holds for other commands mentioned
above.
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We add the
following entries in etc/sudoers.
If the
/usr/sbin/vgdisplay folder exists, we will add this entry in sudoers
file.
eguser
ALL=NOPASSWD:/usr/sbin/vgdisplay
if /usr/bin/esxtop
folder exist we will add these entries
Vgdisplay is used
to determine the physical and virtual volumes and their sizes. Performance/Configuration tests will use this command.
Getinfo.sh / getinfo.pl
/ vdf are used (LINUX ONLY) for monitoring old VMware model.
If the eG agent is used
as a remote agent (LINUX) for monitoring old VMWare model, then the above
commands require execution privilege explicitly, in case of absence of sudoers
entry.
If the Sudoers file
is removed, then the above commands like “vgdisplay” won't work. The same holds for other commands mentioned
above.
What are the default Sudo permissions set for eG agent?
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Administrator posted almost 11 years ago Admin Best Answer
We add the following entries in etc/sudoers.
If the /usr/sbin/vgdisplay folder exists, we will add this entry in sudoers file.
eguser ALL=NOPASSWD:/usr/sbin/vgdisplay
if /usr/bin/esxtop folder exist we will add these entries
eguser ALL=NOPASSWD:/usr/bin/esxtop
eguser ALL=NOPASSWD:/opt/egurkha/lib/vmgfiles/getinfo.pl
eguser ALL=NOPASSWD:/opt/egurkha/lib/vmgfiles/getinfo.sh
eguser ALL=NOPASSWD:/usr/sbin/vdf
Vgdisplay is used to determine the physical and virtual volumes and their sizes. Performance/Configuration tests will use this command.
Getinfo.sh / getinfo.pl / vdf are used (LINUX ONLY) for monitoring old VMware model.
If the eG agent is used as a remote agent (LINUX) for monitoring old VMWare model, then the above commands require execution privilege explicitly, in case of absence of sudoers entry.
If the Sudoers file is removed, then the above commands like “vgdisplay” won't work. The same holds for other commands mentioned above.
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Administrator posted almost 11 years ago Admin Answer
We add the following entries in etc/sudoers.
If the /usr/sbin/vgdisplay folder exists, we will add this entry in sudoers file.
eguser ALL=NOPASSWD:/usr/sbin/vgdisplay
if /usr/bin/esxtop folder exist we will add these entries
eguser ALL=NOPASSWD:/usr/bin/esxtop
eguser ALL=NOPASSWD:/opt/egurkha/lib/vmgfiles/getinfo.pl
eguser ALL=NOPASSWD:/opt/egurkha/lib/vmgfiles/getinfo.sh
eguser ALL=NOPASSWD:/usr/sbin/vdf
Vgdisplay is used to determine the physical and virtual volumes and their sizes. Performance/Configuration tests will use this command.
Getinfo.sh / getinfo.pl / vdf are used (LINUX ONLY) for monitoring old VMware model.
If the eG agent is used as a remote agent (LINUX) for monitoring old VMWare model, then the above commands require execution privilege explicitly, in case of absence of sudoers entry.
If the Sudoers file is removed, then the above commands like “vgdisplay” won't work. The same holds for other commands mentioned above.
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