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Group Definitions

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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.

TermDefinition
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 GroupsAny device that does not match a predefined profile will be grouped into an AutoApp group based on its critical connectivity.
Isolated DevicesDevices 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 ConnectivityAny 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 StackIs 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 ServicesIP 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_XXAny 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.

Service NameService DescriptionIdentification Logic
Active DirectoryMicrosoft Active Directory Domain ControllersReported in inventory as PDC or BDC
Backup Exec ServerVeritas Backup and Recovery serviceRunning beserver.eve
BigFix RelayEndpoint management servicesRunning besrelay.exe
BigFix RootEndpoint management servicesRunning besrootserver.exe
Certificate ServiceCertification authorityRunning certsrv
CitrixVirtual/remote desktop serviceRunning Citrix ICA Host
Deep Freeze (NEW)Image restorationRunning DFServerService.exe
ECi FMAudit (NEW)device/printer managementRunning Eci FMAudit Onsite
EG InnovationsApplication performance monitoringRunning egurkha and nfping
EMC NetworkerData protection and backupRunning nsrjobd or nsrmmd
EMC SmartsVirtual infrastructure managementRunning incharge
Enterprise VaultData retention and archivingRunning enterprisevault
ERA Remote Administrator (NEW)ERA Remote AdministratorRuning eraserver
ESET Remote Administrator (NEW)ESET Remote AdministratorRunning SET Remote Administrator Service
GraphiteGraphite monitoring toolRunning carbon-cache or carbon-relay
Kaspersky Lab Administrator (NEW)Endpoint securityRunning Administrator Kit Server
Lansweeper (NEW)IT asset managementRunning lansweeperservice
LyncChat (Skype for Business)Running Lync server processes
McAfee ePolicy Orchestratorendpoint managementRunning ePolicy Orchestrator
McAfee FoundscanMcAfee antivirus securityRunning foundscan
Microsoft Exchange ServerMail/calendar/etcRunning Microsoft Exchange Server
Microsoft Operations ManagerDatacenter monitoring serviceRunning MonitoringHost.exe
NagiosNagios monitoring toolRunning NRPE daemon
NAS DevicesNetwork Storage devicesHostname matches “netapp” or “isilon”
Network DevicesSwitches, routers, access pointsReported in inventory as switch, router, or access point
NFSNetwork File System serversRunning nfsd
Octopus Deploy Server (NEW)Continuous delivery and deploymentRunning Octopus deploy server process
Papercut Print Control (NEW)Printer managementRunning pc-server.exe
Parity Server (NEW)Endpoint securityRunning parityserver.exe
Quest ChangeAuditorMonitoring/auditingRunning NPSrvHost.exe
Remote DesktopRemote desktopRunning rdpshell.exe
ServiceNow MID ServerManagement, Instrumentation, and Discovery serviceRunning servicenow or mid server application
ShoreTel IPDS (NEW)Print ManagementRunning ShoreTel ipds
SolarwindsSolarwinds network monitoringRunning a non-agent solarwind process
Solarwinds Serv U File Server (NEW)Managed File TransferRunning Serv-U.exe
Sophos (NEW)Endpoint protectionRunning Sophos Management Server or Console
SOTI Mobicontrol Deployment Server (NEW)Mobile/IOT endpoint managementRunning SOTI mcdeplsvr
Splunkdata monitoringRunning splunk service processes
Symantec EndpointSymantec antivirus securityRunning Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager
Trend Micro ServiceTrend Micro antivirus securityRunning Trend Micro or Officescan database server process
VeeamVeeam backup and data recoveryRunning Veeam.Backup.Service.exe
VMWare Horizon (NEW)Virtual desktop managerRunning VMWare Horizon or VMWare View Server processes
VMware Recovery ManagerVMWare disaster recoveryRunning vmware-dr
WSUSWindows Server Update ServiceRunning wsusservice.exe
YumRepoRedHat repository serviceRunning yumrepo_sync