Mike_Suding
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Re: get, display and report on arbitrary text from SNMP.
In 2017 we added PropertySources to help address this need. Basically it's a script that retrieves info and writes it to a property starting with auto.* (e.g. auto.serial_number or auto.firmware_version ). There are a few dozen that come with LogicMonitor to do this but you can build your own. Our help doc: https://www.logicmonitor.com/support/logicmodules/propertysources/creating-propertysources/3Views0likes0CommentsSNMP Multi credential setter
Allows you to set up to 10 SNMPv2 or v3 credentials and it will automatically detect which one works and set the properties on that device. Similar to Antony's but also works on SNMPv3 with it's 5 properties. Locator code: CA7ETF (pending approval as of Aug. 29, 2019) Full details at http://blog.MikeSuding.com9Views0likes1CommentRe: SQL Results Table Display
The way I usually start troubleshooting is to try a direct query from the debug prompt like this example below: (other examples documented here) !jdbc url="jdbc:mysql://server2:3306;databaseName=whatever?user=mike&password=secret" select * from inventory where server2 is my server, database name is 'whatever', username is mike and password is secret and then my SQL query. This way I can see the errors directly and see if it's authentication or other things like permissions.0Views0likes0CommentsRe: Office 365 monitoring
@joedalton, What exactly do you want to monitor with regards to security? I did create a prototype for the 'risky sign-ins' and 'identity' stuff (I forgot Microsoft terminology) but I was not able to simulate/create events so I couldn't test it. If you have events that you want to detect/monitor, and are willing to let me test on your account, please let me know.11Views0likes0Comments