반품
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제목
Does the Administrator get notified if Safeguard for Privileged Sessions (SPS) cluster managed nodes go offline? -
설명
In an SPS cluster- Is the Cluster Manager (CM) Node aware of a cluster member going offline or being uncontactable?
- Is an administrator notified if the CM or a member node goes offline or is uncontactable?
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원인
By design
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해결 방안
In an SPS cluster if a member node goes offline or becomes uncontactable, the CM is aware of the change of status and makes adjustments to the cluster accordingly. This can be verified via a cluster status REST API call, or via the web interface.
However, the CM does not send out a notification to the administrator and currently cannot be configured to do so.
Likewise, if the CM node goes offline or becomes uncontactable no notification is sent to the administrator.
However, if the SPS cluster is joined to a Safeguard for Privileged Passwords (SPP) node and the SPS CM goes offline or becomes uncontactable, the SPP node will send out a notification to the administrator, if configured to do so.
The email notification will typically say
'Sessions Module is sick : SPS health check detected unreachable node: 10.zzz.yyy.xxx'
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추가 정보
A New feature Request (PAM-11786) has been raised with our Product team for consideration of inclusion within a future release of One Identity Safeguard for Privileged Sessions.