LMConfig and Reporting on ConfigSources

@Joel - one of my colleagues here at LogicMonitor - @Antony Hawkins - has written a PropertySource that (via the LogicMonitor API) creates a device property called 'auto.activedatasources' and will contain all of the active datasources (or configsources) on a particular device.

You could grab that LogicModule from the community (link above) and then create dynamic groups within your account along the lines of:

IOS Configs Applied: (AppliesTo: auto.activedatasources =~ "Cisco_IOS") 

IOS Configs Not Applied: (AppliesTo: isCisco() && auto.activedatasources !~ "Cisco_IOS")

Here's what it looks like on a Palo Alto firewall:

Cheers,

Kerry

5 hours ago, Kerry DeVilbiss said:

@Joel - one of my colleagues here at LogicMonitor - @Antony Hawkins - has written a PropertySource that (via the LogicMonitor API) creates a device property called 'auto.activedatasources' and will contain all of the active datasources (or configsources) on a particular device.

You could grab that LogicModule from the community (link above) and then create dynamic groups within your account along the lines of:

IOS Configs Applied: (AppliesTo: auto.activedatasources =~ "Cisco_IOS") 

IOS Configs Not Applied: (AppliesTo: isCisco() && auto.activedatasources !~ "Cisco_IOS")

Here's what it looks like on a Palo Alto firewall:

Cheers,

Kerry

@Kerry thanks I will see if I can get this working in the next 2 weeks or so

Verry much appreciated 

cheers