Configuring the collation.properties file entries

This topic lists the collation.properties file entries that the Solaris computer system sensor uses.

The sensor uses the following entry in the collation.properties file:

com.collation.platform.os.command.crontabEntriesCommand.SunOS=crontab -l
This property is used to discover crontab entries. You can specify this property as a scoped property by appending an IP address or a scope set name to the property. The following example uses an appended IP address:
com.collation.platform.os.command.crontabEntriesCommand.SunOS.1.2.3.4=crontab -l
com.collation.platform.os.command.crontabEntriesUsers.SunOS=root
This property is used to discover crontab entries for a specified user, use a comma-separated list to specify more than one user. You can specify this property as a scoped property by appending an IP address or a scope set name to the property. The following example uses an appended IP address:
com.collation.platform.os.command.crontabEntriesUsers.SunOS.1.2.3.4=root,build
com.collation.discover.agent.useSolarisPfiles=false
The default value is false.
When set to true, this property causes the GenericServerSensor to use the ptree and pfiles commands on Solaris target systems to discover the list of IP sockets and ports that are associated with the running processes. The property replaces the use of lsof which might not be available in a Solaris environment.
com.collation.discover.agent.path.SunOS.prtdiag=/sbin/prtdiag
The default value is /sbin/prtdiag.
This property is used to specify all the valid paths from where "prtdiag" can be executed on a Solaris server.
This property is useful when you have multiple Solaris servers in your environment and different servers have different paths from where prtdiag command can be executed. In such scenarios you can add all the known valid paths using this property separated by colon (:).
For example: com.collation.discover.agent.path.SunOS.prtdiag=/usr/sbin/prtdiag:/sbin/prtdiag:/sbin/sparcv9/prtdiag