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Logic.Monitor (PowerShell) module

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If you're a LogicMonitor user looking to streamline your workflows and automate repetitive tasks, you'll be pleased to know that there's is a PowerShell module available to help you do just that. As ...
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@Magna_FL Just wanted to let you know version 4.5 was just released that includes full support for managing SDT. Below is a full list of changes along with usage examples. Let me know if you have any questions, thanks again for reaching out!
 

Version 4.5 Updates:


New Commands:

New-LMDeviceSDT: New command to create device level SDT. Supports oneTime, daily, weekly, monthly and dayOfMonth occurrences.

New-LMDeviceGroupSDT: New command to create device group level SDT. Supports oneTime, daily, weekly, monthly and dayOfMonth occurrences.

New-LMDeviceDatasourceSDT: New command to create a datasource level SDT for a targeted device. Supports oneTime, daily, weekly, monthly and dayOfMonth occurrences.

New-LMDeviceDatasourceInstanceSDT: New command to create an instance level SDT for a targeted device. Supports oneTime, daily, weekly, monthly and dayOfMonth occurrences.

Set-LMSDT: New command to manage existing scheduled SDT windows. Supports pipeline input from Get-LMSDT, Get-LMDeviceSDT and Get-LMDeviceGroupSDT.

Remove-LMSDT: New command to delete scheduled SDT windows. Supports pipeline input from Get-LMSDT, Get-LMDeviceSDT and Get-LMDeviceGroupSDT.
 

Updated Commands:

Get-SDT: Added custom object typing for returned results.

Get-LMDeviceSDT: Added custom object typing for returned results.

Get-LMDeviceGroupSDT: Added custom object typing for returned results.

Example Usage:

#Example usage New-LMDeviceSDT
#OneTime SDT window
New-LMDeviceSDT -DeviceId 2798 -StartDate (Get-Date) -EndDate (Get-Date).AddHours(12) -Comment "Quick Reboot"

#Daily 30-minute SDT window from 12:00 to 12:30
New-LMDeviceSDT -DeviceId 2798 -DeviceId 2798  -StartHour 12 -StartMinute 0  -EndHour 12 -EndMinute 30 -Comment "Daily Reboot"

#Weekly 30-minute SDT window every Monday
New-LMDeviceSDT -DeviceId 2798 -StartHour 12 -StartMinute 0  -EndHour 12 -EndMinute 30  -WeekDay Monday -Comment "Patch Window"

#Monthly 30-minute SDT window every 1st day of the month
New-LMDeviceSDT -DeviceId 2798 -StartHour 12 -StartMinute 0  -EndHour 12 -EndMinute 30 -DayOfMonth 1 -Comment "Patch Window"

#Monthly 30-minute SDT window on the 1st Monday of every month
New-LMDeviceSDT -DeviceId 2798 -StartHour 12 -StartMinute 0  -EndHour 12 -EndMinute 30  -WeekDay Monday -WeekOfMonth First -Comment "Patch Window"

#Example usage Set-LMSDT
#Update SDT to the 5th day of the month
Set-LMSDT -id HG_77 -DayOfMonth 5 -Comment "New Patch Window (5th of each month)"

#Example usage Remove-LMSDT
#Update SDT to the 5th day of the month
Remove-LMSDT -id HG_77
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    12 months ago

    Has anyone had any luck scripting moving bulk devices from Collector A to Collector B?
    The device may or may not be in an Autobalanced group:

    Set-LMDevice -Id 89073 -Properties @{'currentCollectorId'=454;}

    I even tried:
    Set-LMDevice -Id 89073 -PreferredCollectorGroupId 150 -PreferredCollectorId 454 -Properties @{'currentCollectorId'=454;}