Agent Health Return Codes

The agenthealth.ps utility validates:

• Super-user privilege

• CTE Agent installation

• CTE registration to key manager

• CTE processes/modules that are running

• Available disk resources:

• Current GuardPoints: Tests if the agent can reach the GuardPoints

• CTE log directory resource status

This directory contains pending CTE log files for upload. This utility reports the size and number of pending files for upload. These text files are logs that contain vmd/SecFS information. They are regenerated whenever secfs restarts. If the number of files is unexpectedly large, this can indicate a problem.

Agent Health Check Script

The Agent health check script (agenthealth.ps1)is located in C:\Program Files\Vormetric\DataSecurityExpert\agent\shared\bin\

To run the Agenthealth check script:

1. Run the power shell command to enable self-signing for the system.

   Before running agent-health script make sure power shell command has enough privileges to execute the Powershell script. Some Windows operating systems have default execution policy set as restricted.

   Use the Powershell command Set- Execution-policy Remote Signed to change the execution policy if needed.

2. Open the Powershell prompt as administrator.

3. Type:

   .\agenthealth.ps1
   

   System Response

   Log file is at log\agent_health.log
   Checking super user privilege.............................  OK
   Vormetric Agent installation............................... OK
   Vormetric policy directory................................. OK
   Registration to server..................................... OK
   Kernel drivers are loaded.................................. OK
   VMD is running............................................. OK
   SECFSD is running.........................................  OK
   rhat26130.qa1.com is resolvable..........K..................OK 
   rhat26130.qa1.com port 8446 is reachable................... OK
   rhat26130.qa1.com port 8447 is reachable................... OK
   Can communicate to at least one server..................... OK 
   VMD is listening on port 7024.............................. OK
   Time of last update from server    2016-12-01         14:39:49.038
   Checking available disk space.............................. OK
   Checking logging space ............................... OK       
                       Log directory is "" 
                       File system for log data is "/", 32G free (17% full) 
                       Log directory contains 2 of maximum 200 files (1% full) 
                       Log directory contains 1 of maximum 100 Mbytes used (1% full)
   Testing access to C:\GP2................................... OK