Description | This article describes what features application mode offers on Linux collectors, as well as its limitations. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Scope | Linux Collector 4.5.x, 5.1.1 and 5.1.2.x, 5.1.5.x. |
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Solution |
Linux Collector 4.5.1 and up has two modes of operation:
When the Collector starts, it reads the Linux kernel on the machine. If the Linux kernel is supported, the Collector enters into a full kernel mode of operation (kernel). Otherwise, instead of going into a degraded state, the Collector runs as a Linux application with limited functionality (application-only).
The following is a summary of existing Linux Collector versions and their operation modes:
Linux Application features summary:
Main supported functions of the Linux Collector application mode:
- Pre-execution Prevention. - Communication Control visibility. - Installation, revision upgrades, uninstallation. - Analysis: File retrieval. - IR: File remediation, kill process.
Known limitations of the Linux Collector application mode:
v5.1.1, v5.1.5 What is Included:
v5.1.2 What is Included:
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