Agent Installation
To use the WhaTap NMS, after Sign up, create a project and then install the NMS agent.
Creating a project
Create a project before installing the agent.
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Log in WhaTap monitoring service.
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To create a project, on the left of the screen, select All Projects > + Project.
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Select a product in Select product for installation.
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Configure the settings for Project name, Data server region, and Time zone.
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In Notification language setting, select the language for alert messages.
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After all settings are finished, select Creating a project.
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A Data server region refers to a region (a bundle of data centers installed to provide cloud services). Selecting a specific region stores your data in the datacenter that belongs to that region.
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Time zone is the reference time for generating alerts and reports.
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To group multiple projects for management, select a group from Project groups or add a group. For more information about grouping, see the following.
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To add a project with an organization selected, Groups of organization must be set.
Checking the project access key
Project access key is the unique ID for activating the WhaTap services.
In the installation guide section, select Getting the access key. After automatic reception of project access key, proceed to the next step.
After a project has been created, the Agent installation page appears automatically. If the Agent installation does not appear, select All projects on the left and then select a newly created project.
Agent Installation
Rocky Linux
WhaTap's Network Management System supports the Rocky Linux 9.4 environment.
After checking the project access key in the Agent installation guide guidance section, proceed with the installation according to the following instructions.
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Execute the following command to register the WhaTap repository.
sudo rpm --import https://repo.whatap.io/centos/release.gpg
sudo rpm -Uvh https://repo.whatap.io/centos/5/noarch/whatap-repo-1.0-1.noarch.rpm -
Execute the following command to install the package.
sudo dnf install -y whatap-nms
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Execute the following command. Enter the access key and then set the WhaTap server's host.
# Entering the access key and setting the host
sudo wtinitset -a x42vc20h0tcvl-z517iuvl5ac7as-x3df8vn2mfasn9 -s 15.165.146.117
# Checking the option
sudo wtinitset --help
usage: wtinitset [-h] -a LICENSE -s HOST
Whatap-nms access key manager tool
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-a LICENSE, --accesskey LICENSE
Access key for project
-s HOST, --server HOST
Whatap host ip address for data transfer -
After installation, execute the following command to check that the NMS agent is running normally.
sudo service nmscore status
Ubuntu
WhaTap's Network Management System supports the Ubuntu 22.04 environment.
After checking the project access key in the Agent installation guide guidance section, proceed with the installation according to the following instructions.
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Execute the following command to register the WhaTap repository.
curl -s https://repo.whatap.io/debian/release.gpg | gpg --dearmor | sudo tee /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/whatap-release.gpg > /dev/null
echo "deb [signed-by=/etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/whatap-release.gpg] https://repo.whatap.io/debian unstable/" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/whatap.list -
Execute the following command to install the package.
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install -y whatap-nms -
Execute the following command. Enter the access key and then set the WhaTap server's host.
# Entering the access key and setting the host
sudo wtinitset -a x42vc20h0tcvl-z517iuvl5ac7as-x3df8vn2mfasn9 -s 15.165.146.117
# Checking the option
sudo wtinitset --help
usage: wtinitset [-h] -a LICENSE -s HOST
Whatap-nms access key manager tool
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-a LICENSE, --accesskey LICENSE
Access key for project
-s HOST, --server HOST
Whatap host ip address for data transfer -
After installation, execute the following command to check that the NMS agent is running normally.
sudo service nmscore status