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Re: Office 365 Service Status Checking
Hi @Geofitchyou need to search for them in the LogicMonitor Exchange As i have moved companies now i don't have access to update the original code, so just trying to get that sorted then i have an update to release for it @Michael Rodriguescan you help with this? Cheers Kyle0Views0likes0CommentsRe: Office 365 Service Status Checking
So had another thought and I have managed to write a script to pull in the incidents using Powershell However I have an issue in that the ConvertTo-JSON output returns he below error when setting up the Eventsource Does anyone know if we can use powershell in the uploaded script and how I can use the ConvetTo-JSON? Cheers Kyle7Views0likes0CommentsRe: Office 365 Service Status Checking
Hey, so the Office365 Management API that is used for service status is actually real time, we know this as there are a few other commands you can run to get active ticket references (working on this one now ;-)) and the time Microsoft posted the event. The GraphAPI on the other hand is out of date by approximately 1-2 Days so I couldn't use that one as it wouldn't make sense, Both of these have already passed security so are available now, however thinking about it the Extended one is probably the more useful of the 2 as you get the feature status. Just need to think how I can display the ticket references and along with any service disruption and then it will probably be better than the MS Portal cheers Kyle7Views0likes0CommentsOffice 365 Service Status Checking
Hi All, Thought I would share a couple of new datasources I have written to enhance the Office 365 checks that are currently provided by LM, It appears a lot of people have been asking for Office365 Service Status so I knocked the below together: These will use the existing device properties that you have set for Office 365 and will use powershell to get the service information in 2 ways, the first is a simple top level service status so for the below The next check (Extended) shows the status of the features that make up each of the above services Both of the above use AutoDiscovery to pull in info from any new services Microsoft may add in the future and the Office365_ServiceStatusExtended will also group the Features that are found as below: Hopefully this will help a few people out as its something that I have wanted for a while Let me know if you can think of any tweaks that may need to be made and apologies I'm not the neatest of script writers but it definitely does the job!226Views2likes14CommentsRe: Is there a way to Monitor MacOS devices
Looks like they have been approved, although no idea how to create a package with them all in so can supply the individual locators for each one addCategory_MacOS_SSH -FCHCFT /MacOS_SSH_CPUMemory -L2XZTW /MacOS_SSH_Info -7DYF4E /MacOS_SSH_Filesystems -TKNF3L /MacOS_SSH_Uptime -3K3NN6 / MacOS_SSH_mysql -PWDC6L /MacOS_SSH_Tomcat -M7NXF9 Hopefully these will be helpful for a few people!42Views0likes0CommentsRe: Is there a way to Monitor MacOS devices
Hey Stuart Apologies for the delay in coming back, I've been busy building a few MacOs specific checks as unfortunately the Linux_SSH ones don't work all too well as MacOs doesn't utilise/proc I have managed to get all the good stuff out of the Macs and have also published the Datasources (pending security Review) CPU/Memory/Swap/FilesystemUsage/Uptime and had a hand hack at the process monitoring as well - works ok for my needs, if someone has any other ideas/requirements let me know Cheers Kyle46Views0likes0CommentsIs there a way to Monitor MacOS devices
Hi all, Not sure how easy this one is, we have a couple of MacOS devices used as servers, however I have been unable to get any useful monitoring data out of them using the Linux_SSH based checks Before I go off and start looking to build something, does anyone have anything available? Cheers Kyle112Views1like6Comments