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    • FortiSIEM Reference Architecture Using ClickHouse

    Home FortiSIEM 7.2.4 FortiSIEM Reference Architecture Using ClickHouse
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    Monitoring Servers

    Monitoring Servers

    Server monitoring is typically performed by:

    • SNMP / WMI for performance and availability monitoring

    • WMI / OMI or FortiSIEM agent for device log monitoring (Windows)

    • Syslog or FortiSIEM agent for device log monitoring (Linux)

    Choose the server monitoring method based on the monitoring use case, for example

    • Use WMI or OMI for basic agentless Windows server log ingestion

    • Use syslog for basic Linux server log ingestion

    • Use the Windows agent for advanced high-performance server monitoring. (Refer to the agent section for more details on the FortiSIEM agent software)

    • Use SNMP / WMI / OMI if server performance monitoring is also required

    Also consider application monitoring requirements, many applications log separately or require additional configuration, check the FortiSIEM External Systems Configuration Guide at https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortisiem/7.2.4/external-systems-configuration-guide/780675/fortisiem-external-systems-configuration-guide-online for details of supported applications and monitoring requirements.

    As with network devices, performing a full discovery including performance monitoring improves the visibility of the system in FortiSIEM, and simplifies the analyst experience by fully populating the CMDB with device data.

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    Monitoring Servers

    Monitoring Servers

    Server monitoring is typically performed by:

    • SNMP / WMI for performance and availability monitoring

    • WMI / OMI or FortiSIEM agent for device log monitoring (Windows)

    • Syslog or FortiSIEM agent for device log monitoring (Linux)

    Choose the server monitoring method based on the monitoring use case, for example

    • Use WMI or OMI for basic agentless Windows server log ingestion

    • Use syslog for basic Linux server log ingestion

    • Use the Windows agent for advanced high-performance server monitoring. (Refer to the agent section for more details on the FortiSIEM agent software)

    • Use SNMP / WMI / OMI if server performance monitoring is also required

    Also consider application monitoring requirements, many applications log separately or require additional configuration, check the FortiSIEM External Systems Configuration Guide at https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortisiem/7.2.4/external-systems-configuration-guide/780675/fortisiem-external-systems-configuration-guide-online for details of supported applications and monitoring requirements.

    As with network devices, performing a full discovery including performance monitoring improves the visibility of the system in FortiSIEM, and simplifies the analyst experience by fully populating the CMDB with device data.

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