muiz
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wondering if anyone has created any custom datasources for Avaya specific monitoring. We need to monitor a large Avaya environment with multiple different type of Avaya servers/devices. OOTB in LM, there is just one DS that does generic cpu, disk, mem monitoring They do seem to have snmp support so we can create our own LogicModules but thought to check here first in case someone already created any DSs that they'd be able to share? Thanks, muiz57Views0likes0CommentsRe: Ability to set # of consecutive polls for a certain DS (on a group/client basis)
2 hours ago, mnagel said: A related change for alerts that would not be solved by inheritance but I had also benefited from in our previous tool is threshold calculation over time. this is also how one of our old monitoring tools, CA Performance Management (and CA eHealth before that) used to do - calculate over time instead of consecutive polls. that way occassional spikes are ignored but picked up issues if spikes are frequent. e.g. if utilization value is above threshold for 30min out of 1 hour window (fixed or sliding etc.), then generate alarm. Dynamic thresholds in LM can somewhat cover for this, i think, but still not as flexible as defining our own 'threshold violation duration' in a 'specified window'0Views0likes0CommentsRe: Monitoring Bandwidth Utilization - Firepower FTD's
I think you'd have to enable and configure SNMP under 'Devices > platform settings' as well in Cisco FMC and then add the firewall/Lina module of FTD separately in LogicMonitor using inside/outside IP of FTD. That should then show all interfaces as they normally show up on ASAs.27Views1like0CommentsRe: SNMP Trap Event Consolidation
Late to the party (sorry, new to LM itself) but just wondering if any further consideration/progress was made on this feature request? I recently added a Cisco FMC trap in LM. And what would have been a single alarm in our old NMS has generated over 1100 alerts (so far).0Views3likes0Comments