Monitoring for Mirth

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Hello Community,We have a Mirth Appliance that we use for exchanging data with our partners.&nbsp; This is recently been added to our LogicMonitor instance but I'm only seeing what I would consider "basic" SNMP information.&nbsp; I can see data about the CPU, Disk, Memory usage.&nbsp; However, I don't see any "channel" information.&nbsp; This is something that's within Mirth and knowing if channels are clogging up, etc, would be handy to know.&nbsp; I don't know if this is something that can be reported on but according to this from PRTGhttps://kb.paessler.com/en/topic/80868-how-to-monitor-nextgen-mirth-connect-with-prtgIt looks like it might be something that's reported through SNMP.&nbsp; I'm not an expert in SNMP/LogicMonitor so I'm coming to the community in hopes that one of you may already have something built that monitors Mirth Appliance channels.TIA!

mike_moniz · Answer

I've never heard of Mirth but looking at your URL it looks like PRTG published their monitoring script under MIT license at https://gitlab.com/PRTG/Sensor-Scripts/eHealth-NEXTGEN-Connect/-/blob/master/PRTG/Custom%20Sensors/EXEXML/prtg_mirth.ps1?ref_type=heads . It looks like it uses an API instead of SNMP. But perhaps you can make your own LogicMonitor script based on that one.

kirby_timm · Answer

Sadly, that is beyond my abilities but thanks for the reply.

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