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Re: Bulk Removal of System.Categories Value
Thank you so much for sharing zwheeler-jm! As a general caution, any page designated for APIv1 may not be fully applicable for APIv3 usage, but often contains great guidance and examples that can be built off-of. Backing what Stuart mentioned, we would also encourage using APIv3, as v1 and v2 have a planned sunset https://www.logicmonitor.com/support/logicmonitorrest-api-v1-and-v2sunsetRe: New Widget display Dead Devices
Hello acampbell78 I hope this finds you well! As a hybrid approach to what Anonymous has suggested, you can somewhat combine both methods, using UIv4 (the "new UI preview") for dashboards. In this case I am demonstrating the NOC widget, but there is a new feature that allows you to add dashboard-wide filters, for specifically resource properties. If you add a filter for system.hoststatus, you can select it to filter only the resources marked as dead. You can then save the current view (which includes your current filter settings), for easy access later:Re: Network Interface - Duplicates/Nulls
Hello Justin_Lanoue, I hope this finds you well! A recent update to the "Network Interfaces" (SNMP_Network_Interfaces) module has addressed this concern. As Anonymous has shared, you generally want ifindex persistence for SNMP enabled on your devices to prevent this, but in general, the IDs changing for interfaces can indeed cause the issues you are seeing. To address this, add the property interface.wildvalue.ifname to your resource (or group of resources), and set the value to true. This will help avoid concerns with changing interface indexes. Please update your datasource, and give it a try! https://www.logicmonitor.com/support/logicmodules/about-logicmodules/keeping-your-datasources-up-to-dateAdd Reply Preview to Account "Your replies" Page | Suggestion
Howdy! I would like to suggest adding a preview of the reply you made when viewing the “Your replies” section of your account. In its current form, it only includes the message you replied to, not your own reply. This makes it a bit trickier to browse your replies, if you don’t remember what you had said.Re: Logic.Monitor (PowerShell) module
This is amazingly helpful, and trashes about 2 months of my own scripting! 😂 Thanks for posting this, Steve! Glad it can be of help! Feel free to provide feedback on the github repo or open an feature request if you come across something not already covered by the module. I also incline you to put in a feedback request within your LM portal asking for a native module, always helpful for product to hear it direct from the customer end that something like this would be useful out-of-box. We always appreciate feedback for our product! For any client watching this thread who is unsure where to submit feedback within your respective portal, I will provide a diagram of where to navigate to below: The “Support” button is located in the top-right corner of your portalRe: Introduce Yourself!
Howdy! I’m an LM Technical Support Engineer with our US team here in Austin, TX. I’ve been in Austin my entire life, and with LogicMonitor for just under a year now! Aside from my career with LogicMonitor, I’ve been getting into FDM and SLA 3D printing, which always offers new challenges and experiences every time you start a project. Glad to be here in the community!
