How to install a probe in cloudmon?
Installation of Cloudmon Probe(s) are performed from the Cloudmon controller:
- Click on the user icon in the top-right corner of the Cloudmon Controller window.
- Select the "Help" menu.
- You will be redirected to an Article page, click on the Probe tab.
- As you scroll down, or click on Getting started > Installation in the left-side pane, the steps for installing a Cloudmon Probe in Windows and Linux are given.
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