The Containers Tab
The Containers tab displays all containers associated with the item selected in the navigation tree. For example, if you selected a location in the tree, since locations include hosts, the Containers tab would display all containers associated with all hosts in the selected location. The Containers tab includes these buttons:
Properties | This operation previously performed on this tab, is now performed on the new Bulk Operations page. |
Certificates | Manage certificates on selected containers. For more information, see Managing Certificates on a Container. |
FIPS | Enable or disable FIPS on selected containers. For more information, see Enabling FIPS on a Container. |
Upgrade | Upgrades all connectors in selected containers. For more information, see Upgrading All Connectors in a Container. |
Credentials | Manage credentials on selected containers. For more information, see Changing Container Credentials. |
Logs | Manage logs on selected containers. For more information, see Viewing Container Logs. |
Restart | Restart all connectors in selected containers. For more information, see Restarting a Container . |
Delete |
Deletes the selected containers from ArcSight Management Center. For more information, see Deleting a Container. |
The Containers table includes the following columns:
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Name: Name of the container.
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Path: Path to the container.
- Issues: Status of any issues associated with the container.
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Port: Port number through which the container is communicating.
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Framework Ver: Framework version number of the container.
- Parser Ver: Parser version number of the container.
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Status: Status of the container. Possible values for container status are:
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Improper configuration: Initial default state.
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Initializing connection: The connector has a resolvable URL, but ArcSight Management Center has not logged in to the connector yet.
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Down: There was an exception trying to execute the login command.
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Unauthorized: The login command was executed, but login has failed.
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Connecting: The login is in progress.
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Connected: The login was successful.
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Empty: Login successful, but the container doesn't have connectors.
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Initialized: Login successful and the container has connectors.
- Unknown: No information on status. To resolve, manually SSH to the system and restart the container.
- Last Check: Date and time of last status check.
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Action: Drop-down shows a variety of controls for executing container management tasks, which include:
For more information on container management, see Upgrading All Connectors in a Container