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

  1. Connect to a node in your cluster by using SSH. For example:

    ssh admin@203.0.113.0

  2. Log in to the Qumulo Core Web UI.by using the administrative account. For example:

    qq login -u admin -p HTEj0kGIOsNOAA0

  3. To restore the default values for Cloud-Based and Nexus Monitoring, run the qq set_monitoring_conf command.

    In the following example, we:

    • Enable Cloud-Based Monitoring (MQ)

    • Enable Nexus monitoring

    • Disable HTTPS for the S3 proxy

    • Set the hostname and port for Cloud-Based Monitoring

    • Disable the proxy for Cloud-Based Monitoring (by setting it to 0)

    • Set the monitoring polling interval to 60 seconds

    • Set the hostname and port for the S3 proxy

    • Specify the custom VPN for your organization, example.qumulo.com

    qq set_monitoring_conf
  --enabled
  --nexus-enabled
  --s3-proxy-disable-https
  --mq-host api.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

  4. 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 Qumulo Core Web UI shows the status Enabled | Connected.