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Re: Non-Admin Collector install
Install as SYSTEM then use the PowerShell script found in the support documents. This was the easiest way to do it.
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Re: ConfigSource for Linux Files.
This sounds like a permission issue but your tmp test should have worked. Honestly, all we did was add the sftp.files property with our few files and it worked.
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Re: How do you monitor Running Services on Linux boxes?
We use an older exchange module called Linux_SSH_ServiceStatus. Everything we want to alert on up/down is technically a service so this works for us.
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Re: Event Sources SNMP and Windows collectors?
You can receive traps on Windows. The collector by default sets this up. You can check by going into Settings -> Collectors then Manage Collector. In there check the collector config. # SnmpTrap eventcollector.snmptrap.enable=true eventcollector.snmptrap.threadpool=10 eventcollector.snmptrap.address=udp:0.0.0.0/162 You need an event source enabled and working tho to see see the traps and have them create alerts.
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Re: Auto Balanced Collector Group vs Failover?
If you have collectors in different regions, you would want to avoid Auto Balanced. This would be more meant for traditional failover. As with traditional failover, your devices will be monitored by the collector you pick, generally the closest. But if something were to happen to that collector, the back up would try to take over. With Auto Balanced, while yes, the other collectors try to take over when 1 is down, you can end up with a collector with a horrible connection being the main collector. Auto Balance only works off of instance counts, and only balances when that threshold has been exceeded.
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LM Logs Alert Tokens
We are looking at expanding into LM Logs and I am wondering are there any other hidden alert tokens? We are looking at what structure of the message we can send, and there feels to be a lack of items for LM Logs. Is there a way to pull out some of the log fields as part of the message? The closest we found so far is ##logMetaData## which gives us a json string of our custom fields. For future parties here is a little more detail. ##alerttype## logAlert ##datapoint## Log Pipeline Alert Condition Name ##datasource## LM Logs ##dsdescription## Raw Log Value ##dsidescription## Raw Log Value ##instance## Log Pipeline Name ##threshold## Log Pipeline Alerting Condition ##logMetaData## Log metadata fields included in alert from Pipeline Alert Conditions
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Re: ConfigSource for Linux Files.
We use the SFTP option to get the files actually. We are already monitoring via SSH. We add the sftp.files property with the full path to the file. For example we could have "/etc/sysconfig/iptables" set and it will simply sftp the file.
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Re: Nice little hint! with LM Config
I am really confused on which logs you can't send from a Palo? Other then not having the license to allow for sending of Syslog?
7 months ago Place Product Discussions
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Re: Simplify administrative tasks with Co-Pilot, LogicMonitor's Generative AI chatbot
RBAC is always our concern as well. In the past LM has always just auto added it to all roles (if there even is a way to control it via RBAC).
7 months ago Place Tech Talk
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Re: Which PropertySource tags categories with "snmp"?
Mike is correct, almost all if not all of the ways the snmp category gets added is via the SNMP SysOID Maps. I would suggest creating your own or a PropertySource that works off of something you can key off of to apply it.
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