Feature Requests

As per the Least Privileges documentation, the Liongard service account requires to be a member of the "Hyper-V Administrators" and "Remote Management Users" local user groups for each server.This should be added into the existing Liongard PowerShell script that handles the WMI/SC Manager permissions as saves considerable time.I've added this functionality myself at the end of the current script and it works great. Write-Host -BackgroundColor Blue -ForegroundColor Yellow "Adding Liongard Service Account to Local User Groups" $GroupName = "Remote Management Users", "Hyper-V Administrators" $DomainName = $env:USERDOMAIN $ErrorActionPreference = "Stop" foreach($server in $x) { $Server = $Server.trim() $ComputerName = $Server Write-Host "Processing $ComputerName" -ForegroundColor Green Foreach($localgroup in $groupname){ Try{ $Group = [ADSI]"WinNT://$ComputerName/$localgroup,group" $User = [ADSI]"WinNT://$DomainName/$serviceuser,user" $Group.Add($User.Path) } Catch{ $_.Exception.innerexception Continue } } }

With only 1 On-Premise Agent (per documentation) the entire environment's on premise monitoring is dependent on a single agent; if that agent fails you lose monitoring of every other inspector that relies on it. Even if 2 on-premise agents are installed there is no way to specify it as a secondary inspector per environment (or per agent) or anyway to monitor and failover to it if other on-premise agent(s) fail.Recommend a redundant system for on-premise agents/inspectors so there is no single point of failure.

The current Linux agent only supports Ubuntu and Redhat. Synology Diskstation is often deployed for small businesses for its domain controller function and other usefule LAN packages, replacing a Windows Server. it would be handy to have a Synology package to install the agent, or a way to install the Linux agent.