Prerequisites
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Open Collector is installed. If you have not already installed it, follow the instructions in the Open Collector Installation and User Guide, and then return to this topic.
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A username and password have been generated in the Symantec WSS portal.
For more information on generating a username and password, see the Cloud SWG API Authentication documentation.
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The following port is open:
Direction
Port
Protocol
Source
Outbound
443
HTTPS
symantecwssbeat
Initialize the Beat
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Confirm Open Collector is running:
./lrctl statusYou should see the open_collector and metrics versions:
If Open Collector is not running correctly, see Troubleshoot the Open Collector in the Open Collector Installation and User Guide.
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In the Open Collector, run the following command to start the beat:
./lrctl symantecwssbeat start
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Using the arrow keys, select New symantecwssbeat instance from the list and press Enter.
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Enter a unique identifier for this symantecwssbeat instance and press Enter.
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Enter the previously configured Username for authentication and press Enter.
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Enter the previously configured Password for authentication and press Enter.
The symantecwssbeat service started message appears.
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(Optional.) To check the status of the service, run the following command:
./lrctl symantecwssbeat status
Default Config Values for Symantec WSS Beat
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S.No |
Field Name |
Default Values |
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1 |
heartbeatinterval |
60s |
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2 |
heartbeatdisabled |
false |
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3 |
period |
2s |
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4 |
throttlingIntervalSecs |
60 This field value should always be greater than 0.
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5 |
numbackhoursData |
2 The Symantec WSS Beat supports up to 180 hours of backlog data. The range for this value is 1-180 hours.
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6 |
next_call_duration_in_min |
30 This field value should always be greater than 0.
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7 |
symantecwss_url |
Cloud domain provided by the user. |
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8 |
limit |
1000 The supported limit range is 1-1000.
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