Patrick_Rouse
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Re: CentOS IP Tables?
You could send the CentOS syslog to LM logs and setup a stateful alert if the iptables service stops and a clearing condition when it starts. What else might you be looking to monitor about iptables? I found this article about iptables that might be helpful. https://upcloud.com/resources/tutorials/configure-iptables-centos6Views0likes0CommentsRe: Meraki Access point Monitoring
We are actively working on making LogicMonitor resilient/adaptable to IP address changes primarily but not exclusively caused by DHCP-assigned IP addresses. Currently, if you have Meraki Access Points and you can neither assign a static IP nor obtain the FQDN, you’ll need to consider automating updates to the system.hostname when the IPs change or stopping data collection for the ping DataSource for a dynamic resource group that contains these devices. Please contact me if you would like to participate in planning and testing of dynamic IP support.10Views0likes0CommentsRe: Collecting a very large number of datapoints
What is the outcome you aim to achieve? What do you want to do with the data? Additionally, for most customers their production ESXi servers are also distinct LogicMonitor devices. In these, we already have a Logical Processors module with an instance for each, so maybe we could add another datapoint to that if you could explain what you aim to do with the data. Thanks.25Views1like0CommentsRe: Meraki Cellular Gateways and Sensors
@Patrick Rouse - the original statement mentioned MT Sensors (e.g. Meraki MT10 Temperature and Humidity Sensors) - is this something that will be supported by a LogicModule? Sensor support doesn’t appear to be documented (as at 07 Dec 2023) perhttps://www.logicmonitor.com/support/cisco-meraki-monitoring#h-logicmodules-in-package These modules are now generally available.14Views1like0CommentsCisco Meraki Environmental Sensor Monitoring
Today, new modules are available in LM Exchange to monitor Cisco Meraki MT-Series Environmental Sensors. These fully support Resource Explorer and include a new (IoT) Sensor Topology Graphic. If you are subscribed, these devices count toward the Wireless Access Points SKU.44Views11likes0Comments
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