Group Definitions

Important:The product name for this user guide has changed from Foundation and Cloudscape to Business Service Discovery and Migration Planning. Previous UI pages known as Foundation have changed to Business Service Discovery. Previous UI pages known as CloudScape have changed to Migration Planning.

The following table lists group definitions.

Group Definitions

Term

Definition

RSG Groups (aka Infrastructure Service Groups)

Servers in these groups match an existing profile for the particular application group they are placed. For details, see the table in Infrastructure Service Groups.

AutoApp_XX Groups

Any device that does not match a predefined profile will be grouped into an AutoApp group based on its critical connectivity.

Isolated Devices

Devices in this group have had connectivity collected (there is an existing connectivity record where the specific device is either the source or destination of the connection), but none of the collected connections or processes would cause the specific server to join into an AutoApp or RSG Group.

No Connectivity

Any device where there is not an existing connectivity record where it is either the source or destination of the connection will end up in the No Connectivity group. (i.e. we do not have any connectivity to or from this device)

RSG-95th Highly Connected Stack

Is the top 5% of hosts by connectivity in the network that are available to go into AutoApp_XX groups. In other words, it is the list of servers that talk the MOST that are not RSG eligible.

RSG-Out of Scope Services

IP addresses and / or device names will appear in this group if they are offering one of the following services: MSSQL, MySQL, oracle, NFS, or iSCSI, but are either not licensed, or their IP is out of scope (not included in the subnet ranges requested to be scanned).

AutoSchemaDependency_XX

Any device who has a connection collected from our database collection module, as described in Database Module.

Infrastructure Service Groups

The Intelligent Application Grouping Algorithm identifies and isolates devices which provide infrastructure-critical services. These infrastructure services should not be considered part of any individual Business Service, but rather as a distinct type of IT property which may be evaluated and managed separately from the more business-logic-driven stacks which our algorithm identifies based on common connectivity.

Here is a list of all of the Infrastructure Service Groups we currently create. If any servers in your environment fit into one of these groups, the group will be automatically created and the server will be placed into it, rather than into a Business Service group. Note that for historical reasons, the moniker “RSG” is appended to all Infrastructure Service Groups.

Infrastructure Service Groups

Service Name

Service Description

Identification Logic

Active Directory

Microsoft Active Directory Domain Controllers

Reported in inventory as PDC or BDC

Backup Exec Server

Veritas Backup and Recovery service

Running beserver.eve

BigFix Relay

Endpoint management services

Running besrelay.exe

BigFix Root

Endpoint management services

Running besrootserver.exe

Certificate Service

Certification authority

Running certsrv

Citrix

Virtual/remote desktop service

Running Citrix ICA Host

Deep Freeze (NEW)

Image restoration

Running DFServerService.exe

ECi FMAudit (NEW)

device/printer management

Running Eci FMAudit Onsite

EG Innovations

Application performance monitoring

Running egurkha and nfping

EMC Networker

Data protection and backup

Running nsrjobd or nsrmmd

EMC Smarts

Virtual infrastructure management

Running incharge

Enterprise Vault

Data retention and archiving

Running enterprisevault

ERA Remote Administrator (NEW)

ERA Remote Administrator

Runing eraserver

ESET Remote Administrator (NEW)

ESET Remote Administrator

Running SET Remote Administrator Service

Graphite

Graphite monitoring tool

Running carbon-cache or carbon-relay

Kaspersky Lab Administrator (NEW)

Endpoint security

Running Administrator Kit Server

Lansweeper (NEW)

IT asset management

Running lansweeperservice

Lync

Chat (Skype for Business)

Running Lync server processes

McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator

endpoint management

Running ePolicy Orchestrator

McAfee Foundscan

McAfee antivirus security

Running foundscan

Microsoft Exchange Server

Mail/calendar/etc

Running Microsoft Exchange Server

Microsoft Operations Manager

Datacenter monitoring service

Running MonitoringHost.exe

Nagios

Nagios monitoring tool

Running NRPE daemon

NAS Devices

Network Storage devices

Hostname matches “netapp” or “isilon”

Network Devices

Switches, routers, access points

Reported in inventory as switch, router, or access point

NFS

Network File System servers

Running nfsd

Octopus Deploy Server (NEW)

Continuous delivery and deployment

Running Octopus deploy server process

Papercut Print Control (NEW)

Printer management

Running pc-server.exe

Parity Server (NEW)

Endpoint security

Running parityserver.exe

Quest ChangeAuditor

Monitoring/auditing

Running NPSrvHost.exe

Remote Desktop

Remote desktop

Running rdpshell.exe

ServiceNow MID Server

Management, Instrumentation, and Discovery service

Running servicenow or mid server application

ShoreTel IPDS (NEW)

Print Management

Running ShoreTel ipds

Solarwinds

Solarwinds network monitoring

Running a non-agent solarwind process

Solarwinds Serv U File Server (NEW)

Managed File Transfer

Running Serv-U.exe

Sophos (NEW)

Endpoint protection

Running Sophos Management Server or Console

SOTI Mobicontrol Deployment Server (NEW)

Mobile/IOT endpoint management

Running SOTI mcdeplsvr

Splunk

data monitoring

Running splunk service processes

Symantec Endpoint

Symantec antivirus security

Running Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager

Trend Micro Service

Trend Micro antivirus security

Running Trend Micro or Officescan database server process

Veeam

Veeam backup and data recovery

Running Veeam.Backup.Service.exe

VMWare Horizon (NEW)

Virtual desktop manager

Running VMWare Horizon or VMWare View Server processes

VMware Recovery Manager

VMWare disaster recovery

Running vmware-dr

WSUS

Windows Server Update Service

Running wsusservice.exe

YumRepo

RedHat repository service

Running yumrepo_sync