# Tempest Monitoring

With the user's explicit consent, Tempest will run a system info command and parse its output from your SSH server.

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## How to enable Tempest Monitoring

> To enable Tempest Monitoring, you have to subscribe to `Tempest Pro` .&#x20;

Users can enable the Monitoring switch in the new SSH connection or edit the SSH connection form.

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You'll see gauges below the Tempest AI box if the server is supported.

## What exactly command does Tempest execute on my server?

> Tempest will never send your system monitoring information

1. Temepst will run `top` on your server, and parse the first 5 lines to gather CPU and RAM information
2. Tempest will run `df` and `cat /proc/net/dev`  to gather Disk and Network speed information