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Sensor Collector Inventory and Connectivity Status

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Inventory

The Sensors > Collectors > Sensor Collectors page displays a list of all Sensor Collectors configured on the tenant.

Latest Available Version

The latest available version of the Sensor Collector software is available at the top of the Inventory screen. You can compare the current software version of each Sensor Collector against the latest available version and decide whether to upgrade. This screenshot shows where the information appears:

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Inventory Fields

Every Sensor Collector is listed in the inventory and the following fields are displayed (screenshot below):

  • Name As chosen by the user when they created the configuration

  • Connectivity status (Online, offline, degraded, unregistered)

    • Online - all web sockets are connected
    • Offline - none of the web sockets are connected
    • Degraded - some (but not all) of the web sockets are connected
    • Unregistered - This status means one of two things:
      • There has not been an initial first connection by this Sensor Collector yet, but the configuration has been created
        OR
      • This is an old version of the Sensor Collector (pre-0.603.0) that does not support connectivity status. The Sensor Collector must be updated to version 0.603.0 or later for it to be able to report its connectivity status.
  • Certificate Expiry Date A server certificate is required for Gateway Sensor Collectors to securely communicate with a Telemetry Collector or Sensor Agents. This field displays the remaining certificate validity period so you can upload a new certificate before it expires.

  • Version of software running in each Sensor Collector. This information is important so that users can assess if the Sensor Collector software needs to be upgraded.

  • Type of Sensor Collector (CSV, Scraper, or Gateway) and if Gateway, it specifies whether it's a Crosswork Assurance Sensor streaming to it or a Telemetry Collector.

  • Sensor Collector ID A unique identifier for this Sensor Collector instance.

  • Created By field assists users to determine the owner of a given Sensor Collector, which may be helpful during operations if they need to contact the creator/owner.

  • Created field displays how much time has elapsed since the Sensor Collector was created.

The page allows users to:

  • Search and filter the list using the top bar
  • Sort the list by clicking a column header
  • View more details by clicking a row

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Sensor Collector Details

To view more details about a Sensor Collector:

  1. Click a Sensor Collector row from the list. The right sidebar appears, showing a Summary view.
    When additional information is available, expand Details to see more.

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  1. Click the Configuration tab to view and manage configuration details.

Delete a Configuration

To delete a Sensor Collector configuration:

  1. Click the Sensor Collector row from the list to open the right sidebar.
  2. Click the ellipsis (three dots) in the upper right corner, then select Delete.
  3. Confirm the deletion by clicking Delete again.

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