To discover certain information on a host server, the MID Server must run SSH commands
with higher privileges. The platform provides default privileged commands for the MID Server to
use and the ability to add additional commands to the system.
An example of information that requires elevated privileges is information about storage disks
on a host server, retrieved with the fdisk -l command. If your system cannot
use sudo commands, you must configure the hosts in your network to use one of the other
privileged commands. You can have different privileged commands set up for different hosts.
However, Discovery supports only one
privileged command per host.
Important: You can edit supported privileged commands, but do not delete them.
For a list of possible SSH commands requiring root privileges, see SSH credentials.