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Is there a way to pause resource checks in Logic Monitor other than SDT?
We have an issue where overnight; a handful of resources appear to lose connection to the collector resulting in “Host Status” messages. Placing those resources in SDT suppresses messages but the alerts still appear on the console. We want it to not even bother doing it’s checks to a specific resource during a specific time frame. Is there a way to basically stop and later restart the Logic Monitor checks on some resources while continuing those checks on the other resources? Thank you very much for your help.Solved105Views10likes2CommentsHost Status errors corrected by logging into Collector server.
Every night we receive “Host Status” messages on several servers on one collector. You cannot “!ping” to those servers from the Collector’s debug console. However, you can ping those servers that Logic Monitor reports as down. If I log into the collector, the Host Staus messages clear (only login, do not open anything). This is what is baffling us. Has anyone seen anything like this? Thank you very much for your help.46Views10likes1CommentUsing a Dedicated Collector for each Windows Domain Controller?
We ran into trouble monitoring our Windows Domain Controllers because we want to use least privilegeand we were only receiving ping and Host Status data. It showed “No data” for CPU, disks, etc. We used the information in the link “https://www.logicmonitor.com/support/monitoring/os-virtualization/monitoring-a-domain-controller-dc” and installed the collector on a DC using the local system account and set it to monitor itself. I am now receiving CPU, disk, etc. from that domain controller. It appears the only catch is that I cannot monitor other systemswith that collector but that is OK for our situation. Are there others out there that are monitoring DCs using this method and if so, have you run into any trouble (performance, etc.)? If you are not using this method, how are you monitoring your DCs in Logic Monitor. THANK YOU very much for your assistance/opinions/guidance.Solved141Views14likes3CommentsCan Logic Monitor and alert on Active Directory User Account Management Events and how long will Logic Monitor retaint those events for future reference?
We want to monitor and alerton some specific security log eventIDs. We want to retain the data for one year for audit purposes. We’ve looked at other products but many want to manage AD but we only need it to read the security log and report. We were hoping we could setup something in Logic Monitor to accomplish this. Thank you for your help.47Views1like0Comments