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Scripted Alert Thresholds
It should be possible to groovyscript Alert Thresholds, based on (for example) ILPs and hostProperties. I need to modify the SNMP_Network_Interfaces to vary the InDiscardPercent threshold depending on whether this is a radioMAC interface type and whether it is a given customer. Something along the lines of: def isRadio = instanceProps.get('auto.interface.type') == 'radioMAC'; def customerCode = hostProps.get('customer.code'); if(isRadio && customerCode == 'ACME') { // No threshold return ''; } // The default return '> 10';Solved217Views17likes26CommentsAnother crazy idea: Add ability to pass alert message from custom script
I have many customdata sources. I know I can only pass numeric results back to Lomo but I would love to be able to pass back to Lomo a text string that could be automatically added to a customalert message. This would give me the ability to include more details in an alert message.21Views2likes21Commentsneed method to set properties in groovy code
I am trying to get an eventsource that reports when the firmware version has changed (this is something other tools "just do"). To do this, my "applies to" for auto.firmware_version works great, but then the script needs to use this logic: ifauto.firmware_version != auto.firmware_version.prev then generate event that says "firmware version has changed from old to new" setauto.firmware_version.prev toauto.firmware_version end I imagine I could use the API for the "set" operation, but using the API in logicmodules always makes me cringe due to lack of library support. I detest maintaining the same code across many different modules as it is error-prone. If there could be a hostProps.set method, that would be very helpful. I understand this could be dangerous, so if it must have the same restrictions as propertysources, I can live with that.mnagel5 years agoProfessor63Views0likes20CommentsMonitoring Linux systems using SSH
We request another way for Logic Monitor to gather information from Linux based systems besides SNMP. Using SNMP involves installing NET-SNMP so taking up additional storage space. It would be better if Logic Monitor had an option for monitoring Linux systems like we had using Sitescope. In Sitescope all it needed was SSH and a dedicated login credential for the system. The Monitor would connect to the Linux based system through SSH and run scripts pertaining to what aspects were monitoring on that system. Then stores the results to be displayed on the console. Similar to using WMI in Windows.79Views4likes18Commentsnetflow data access via API
Among other reasons, it would be very desirable to have access to Netflow data via the API for at least these reasons: * detect missing netflow data due to misconfiguration or similar; this includes both persistent lack of data and data gaps * detect and alert on unusual traffic in a customized manner Missing data without awareness is probably the single biggest weakness in LM, and with Netflow there is literally nothing that can be done short of visual inspection of every device in the UI. Thanks, Markmnagel7 years agoProfessor54Views1like17CommentsModify Alert trigger Interval on the Instance level
It would be great to have the granularity to be able to change the Alert Trigger Interval on an instance in the same way a threshold can be modified on an instance. Example: Disk Usage on a netapp There are 100 volumes but one of them needs to be over the threshold for a longer amount of time to cause concern. So the archive log volume will fill up no matter what space is allocated but it is not a concern as long as it is back below the threshold within 1 hour. A custom datasource will not work for this because we would like to alert immediately on all other volumes on this device when they go above the threshold.96Views28likes17CommentsAruba Central monitoring
Because of COVID19 the University tried to reduce density in residence halls by leasing about 75 apartments in nearby complexes. Each apartment is an island with ISP service; the decision was made to deploy WIFI access points in each apartment supported by Aruba Central. None of the Aruba Central visibility can be brought back to the on-campus controllers that support WIFI across all campus locations. Can you please consider developing some datasources that exploit the Aruba Central API? ? ? ?Michael_Dieter4 years agoNeophyte258Views5likes16Comments