This section explains how to set the default values for Cloud-Based Monitoring and Nexus Monitoring.
When you no longer connect to Cloud-Based Monitoring by using a custom proxy, you can use the qq
CLI to restore the default values for Cloud-Based and Nexus Monitoring.
To Restore the Default Values for Cloud-Based and Nexus Monitoring by Using the qq CLI
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Connect to your cluster by using SSH. For example:
ssh admin@203.0.113.0
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Log in to Qumulo Core by using the administrative account. For example:
qq login -u admin -p mypassword
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To restore the default values for Cloud-Based and Nexus Monitoring, use the
qq set_monitoring_conf
command.In the following example, we:
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Enable Cloud-Based Monitoring (MQ)
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Enable Nexus monitoring
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Disable HTTPS for the S3 proxy
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Set the hostname and port for Cloud-Based Monitoring
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Disable the proxy for Cloud-Based Monitoring (by setting it to
0
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Set the monitoring polling interval to 60 seconds
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Set the hostname and port for the S3 proxy
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Specify the custom VPN for your organization,
example.qumulo.com
qq set_monitoring_conf --enabled --nexus-enabled --s3-proxy-disable-https --mq-host missionq.qumulo.com --mq-port 443 --mq-proxy-port 0 --period 60 --s3-proxy-host monitor.qumulo.com --s3-proxy-port 443 --vpn-host example.qumulo.com
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To confirm that Cloud-Based Monitoring is working correctly, log in to the Qumulo Core Web UI and then click Support.
If your configuration is valid, the Web UI shows the status Enabled | Connected.