Patrick_Rouse
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Webhook Event Collection
Greetings. To facilitate real-time communications and alerting, we are actively developing a new capability to collect webhook event data from third party cloud platforms like Cisco Meraki, Catalyst Center, Intersight...Juniper Mist, HPE Aruba Central... If you're interested in providing feedback, beta testing, or being an early adopter, please DM me.Re: CIM vs. WMI as native 'Source type
If you don't mind, please provide an example of an official module that uses WMI rather than and what data collection change you'd like to see? Are you perhaps referring to modules like "WinSystemUptime" that uses the WQL_Query WMI Data Collection type with the the Win32_PerfRawData_PerfOS_System class? Please let me know and I'll look into this for you. Thanks.Re: How to Add Arista Wireless Access Points in Logic Monitor?
What model are the Arista APs? If you don’t want to create an API-based integration with Arista CloudVision, the easiest way would be to use the CloudVision Portal to configure the SNMP and Syslog Settings so LogicMonitor can collect metrics via SNMP and send syslogs and traps to LM Logs. An example you might refer to are the Ubiquiti UniFi AP modules we launched in 2024.Webhook Event Collection & Cisco Meraki
As a Cisco Meraki Strategic Technology Partner, we are always looking for ways to make our integration the best that it can be, so you can get the most out of your investments with Cisco and LogicMonitor. So, today we kicked off R&D planning for [safe harbor statement] the ability to collect webhook events from Cisco Meraki with the following objectives. Mitigate Cisco Meraki Dashboard API rate limiting. Enable [near] real-time alerts for things like camera motion, IoT sensor measurement threshold breach (or automation button press), power supply failure... Facilite sending webhook events from Cisco Meraki to LogicMonitor I have the following assumptions. Customers want to be alerted on most, but not all webhook events. Customers want to have multiple inbound webhook configurations, i.e. for different tenants/customers or different Cisco Meraki organizations. Cisco Meraki is the first but not the only platform that customers will want to use to send webhook events to LogicMonitor. If you had a magic wand and could make such an integration do exactly what you wanted, what would be your number one ask? Thank you!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-centosRe: 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.
