custom speed for interfaces
In some cases, it is important to be able to alter the speed of an interface (speed up or down or both) to accurately reflect the connected device speed (which itself may be opaque, like a cable modem that runs at 20/1 on a gigabit port). I asked this a while back from TS and was told "just change the interface", but when I explained how this is not always feasible (e.g., Cisco ASA), they recommended I open a feature request. So, here it is -- I would like to be able to set speed up and speed down on an interface, overriding what comes back from ifSpeed. If I can do this another way (via cloned DS) ,that could work, but I would like to make this as simple as possible since it comes up quite a lot for Internet-edge equipment. Thanks, Mark310Views0likes29Comments
SSL Cert expiration alerting
Some other monitoring tools provide SSL certificate monitoring to alert for expiring certs. Really wish LogicMonitor had this. +1 if I could use a collector to monitor for private SSL certs that aren't accessible publicly (like for RDS and the like).101Views2likes12Comments
Speedtest Option
It would be nice if we had a way to invoke a speedtest and record the data pulled down. This could easily be done using a powershell script and a datasource but I'm still fairly new to logicmonitor so creating a data source isn't really something I'm good or comfortable with.59Views2likes16CommentsMonitoring of json pages
As a vertical market provider, we have a need to monitor an application that is json-based. Logicmonitor can load the raw html itself, and gather latency times and the http status codes, but there's no way to monitor expected text that's a result of the JSON calls. Since it's part of the data stream, it makes sense that LogicMonitor could read read a json call just like anything else, and parse the data stream.56Views0likes6CommentsVariable for Polling Interval for use in expressions
It would be very useful to know the polling interval for doing expressions. In my case, I wanted a chart that displayed the actual value of a counter (delta between two samples) and not the average per second of that counter. I was able to get the number I wanted by hard-coding an expression with the myCounter*60 (my polling interval), but if I change that interval, I have to fix my chart. An expression like myCounter*pollingInterval would be awesome (and presumably easy to expose).50Views0likes3CommentsMonitor Windows time using w32tm
It appears that LogicMonitor only supports monitoring Windows hosts time using ntpq.exe (which isn't installed on Windows by default). Please add time monitoring for Windows servers using w32tm (which is in Server 2008 and newer). We need to be able to monitor when a Windows host's time is skewed by more than 5 minutes.42Views0likes8Comments