Supported operating systems

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ITRS Opsview supports the following Linux distributions for your Opsview Monitor environment. You must verify that your intended platform is supported in the list below prior to installation.

Operating system Version supported Architecture Status FIPS support
Debian 10.x (Buster) 64-bit Supported Unsupported
CentOS 7.x 64-bit Supported Supported
RHEL 7.x 64-bit Supported Supported
RHEL 8.x 64-bit Supported Supported (requires additional configuration; see FIPS compatibilities)
OL (Formerly OEL) 7.x 64-bit Supported Supported
Ubuntu (LTS) 18.04 (Bionic Beaver) 64-bit Supported Unsupported
Ubuntu (LTS) 20.04 (Focal Fossa) 64-bit Supported Unsupported

The Opsview Monitor software is tested against all latest package updates to include major fixes and security updates across all distributions. It is recommended you ensure that your target platform has the most up-to-date packages, fixes and so on. Furthermore, ensure you use the latest stable release of your distribution unless stated elsewhere in your documentation that is needed to successfully run Opsview Monitor.

Virtualization Copied

Opsview Monitor supports the following virtualisation technologies in combination with supported operating systems (see above); this is limited to our ability to test and diagnose issues. You must verify that your intended virtualisation platform is supported in the following list:

Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) Copied

Opsview Monitor will run on specific FIPS-compliant operating systems with FIPS mode enabled (see the support table above). Different packages may be installed on FIPS-enabled systems. This is managed automatically by opsview-deploy, so you can follow the usual installation instructions.

Note

To enable FIPS on a system which already has Opsview installed, please contact the Customer Success team.

SNMP Privacy Protocol Support Copied

For more information, see SNMP Privacy Protocol Support.

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