CAVA is one of the few parts of the Celerra/VNX that cannot be configured and monitored from the GUI. Most, if not all, of the information you need about cava can be found in the command line. Over the course of a few posts, I will start with a fully working cava setup, and then work backwards to break it so you can see common implementation problems and possible performance bottlenecks. In this first post of the series, I will go line by line through the output of server_viruschk so that you can understand just what the output is saying. For reference, this is the output I will be working with:
[nasadmin@UberCS ~]$ server_viruschk server_2
endpoint security client cannot register to the server endpoint security companies