OneSight Administrator Guide

Configuring OneSight Virtual Agent Monitors
Private key file – Enter the name of the private key file if it is
located in the OneSight installation directory or enter the full
path to the private key file if it is located elsewhere.
Note: The private key file must match the server side public
key. The format must be OpenSSH. The file can be generated
using ssh-keygen or by exporting an OpenSSH key from
PuTTYgen.
Login Procedure – Select the state machine containing the XML
for logging in. This is useful, for example, when you are
logging into one machine and then logging in to another
machine. Refer to “Configuring State Machines,” at the end of
this section for more information.
Browse – Opens the Virtual Agent State Machines dialog box
for editing state machine configurations.
Command Procedure – Select the state machine containing the
XML for running a complex command. This is useful, for
example, when you want to run a different command depending
on the output of a previous command. Refer to “Configuring
State Machines,” at the end of this section for more
information.
Browse – Opens the Virtual Agent State Machines dialog box
for editing state machine configurations.
Sample Every: – Specifies how often samples are
taken for this monitor. Refer to, ―Sample Every Settings,‖ later
in this chapter for a description of these settings.
String Mappings – Displays the String Mappings dialog box.
OneSight collects numeric performance data. If you are
measuring a response from a OneSight Virtual Agent that is
represented a string, it can be converted to a number for use in
OneSight by using the String Mappings field. Simply specify a
semicolon delimited mapping of Strings to Integers. For
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