Working with the unmanaged hosts and clusters

System administrators can monitor the resources of the unmanaged hosts and the unmanaged clusters like they do with the managed hosts.

Veritas InfoScale Operations Manager operators can use the Auto Configure (gendeploy.pl) script to add an agent host to the Management Server domain.

To add an unmanaged host using the gendeploy.plscript, run the ./gendeploy.pl - - noInfoScaleOpscommand. The script sets the value of the noInfoScaleOps attribute for this host to no.

On the Management Server console, an extended attribute AllowISOps is also set to NO. The newly added hosts are listed under the Unmanaged Hosts organizational entity in the left pane. Only the administrator or the root user can modify the rules or attributes for the unmanaged hosts or clusters. Any users that are added to the user groups in the domain are assigned with the guest roles. These users can only view the information that is related to the perspective assigned to their user group. Any user, including the one who adds the unmanaged host, has the guest role, which allows them to visualize unmanaged hosts but does not allow them to perform any operations on those hosts using the console. However, these users can perform various operations on the unmanaged hosts and clusters from the command line. Only the administrator or the root users can perform operations on these unmanaged hosts or clusters using the console.