🚀 Now Live: The LM Badge and Certification Program Has Arrived!
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of LogicMonitor’s new LM Badge and Certification Program, now available in LM Academy! This milestone marks a major step forward in how we support and celebrate your growth as a LogicMonitor user. Showcase Your Skills, Your Way Starting today, you can begin earning verified digital badges that highlight your LogicMonitor expertise and hands-on abilities. These badges are: Free Self-paced Available on-demand Whether you’re new to LM or a seasoned power user, the program gives you the flexibility to learn on your own schedule and focus on the skills most relevant to your role. Learn, Assess, and Earn Each badge comes with carefully curated learning content tailored to real-world use cases. You can earn badges in any order, allowing you to build your learning path based on your personal goals or team responsibilities. While completing all courses within a badge track is optional, we highly recommend reviewing the full content to prepare for the skills assessment. Once you pass the assessment, you’ll receive a verified digital badge via certified.logicmonitor.com, ready to be shared on LinkedIn, with your peers, or across your organization. 🎉 And yes, we’d love to celebrate with you! Don’t forget to tag #logicmonitor when you post your badge! Available Today: Your First Three Badges We’re kicking off the program with three foundational badges, each focused on high-impact areas of the platform: Getting Started - Learn the core concepts of LogicMonitor, including platform fundamentals, monitoring types, and common workflows by role. Collectors - Build your knowledge around Collector deployment, configuration, scaling, and management strategies. Logs - Dive into LM Logs to demonstrate your ability to query, troubleshoot, alert, and proactively manage log data in day-to-day operations. More to Come This is just the beginning. We’re actively developing additional badges and certifications that will continue to expand and evolve your LM learning experience. Be sure to keep an eye on your inbox and the LM Community for announcements on new releases. Here’s a sneak peek of what we have coming throughout the second half of the year: AIOps Adoption Badge Dashboards Badge Alerts Badge Service Insights Badge Resource Management Badge Cloud Badge LogicModules Badge Monitoring Certification Developer Pro Certifications (including badges like: Building LogicModules, API, and Integrations) Note: these badges are planned but are subject to change. We will announce when each badge or certification is live in LM Academy. Whether you’re taking your first steps or advancing into more specialized areas, there’s a learning path built for you. Start earning your badges today in LM Academy and take the next step in your LogicMonitor journey. Note: We’re currently building an integration to sync badges earned in LM Academy directly to your LM Community profile. In the meantime, our internal teams will manually upload badges to Community on a monthly basis to ensure your progress is reflected.55Views0likes0Comments🎓 Big News: Introducing LM Badges and Evolving Our Certification Program!
We’ve got exciting news to share about the next step in your LogicMonitor learning journey! Starting June 30, 2025, we’re officially launching the LM Badge and Certification Program, a fresh and flexible way to recognize your skills and progress in LM Envision. Whether you’re just getting started or already knee-deep in LogicMonitor, there’s a new path for you to skill up and stand out. As part of this evolution, the LogicMonitor Certified Associate (LMCA) exam will be retired on June 30, 2025. If you have a valid exam code, we recommend completing it before then. Already certified? You’re all set—your credentials will still be valid and recognized. Why the change? The LMCA has served us well as a foundation, but our platform and your needs have grown. That’s why we’re shifting to hands-on, targeted, and self-paced learning badges that reflect how you actually use LM Envision day to day. 🌟 Coming June 30: Logs Collectors Getting Started 🌟 Coming July 31 AI Ops Adoption These badges are free, on demand, and designed around real workflows to give you practical, high-impact experience. And this is just the beginning. We’ll continue rolling out more badges and certifications to help you go even further. 📬 Keep an eye on your inbox and right here in the Community for the official badge launch announcement. We can’t wait to see what you’ll achieve next! Let us know below 👇 Which badge are you most excited to earn first?462Views2likes2CommentsMultiple 443 SSL Certificates?
I was asked by someone why one of their servers is showing the normal HTTPS cert info, but some other certs (two Intune Connector certs which are also associated with port 443) are not showing up in LogicMonitor. I dug into the code for SSL_Certificates and I can see from the code in Active Discovery that it can see multiple certs, or it looks at all peerCertificates and generates an instance from the soonest to expire peerCertificate on that port, but doesnt generate an instance for all of them. If I'm interpreting it correctly. I do have the latest version of the LogicModule so I'm guessing we are out of luck. I might write a custom one that shows each cert that comes back from session.getPeerCertificates() as a separate instance. I mean, assuming the contents of session.getPeerCertificates() is what the code implies. I will check shortly. But in the meantime, I was wondering if there happened to be any datasources or logicmodules for Intune Connector certs or other information? Or am I completely off-base here? Thanks!Solved98Views0likes6CommentsPulling all certificates from internal CA
I am just asking the general question to see if anyone has accomplished this before I recreate the wheel for our environment. Let me start out with my scripting knowledge is very basic. So what i am trying to accomplish is to pull all certificates signed by our internal CA, that would be pull every day in case new ones are added. The certificates that are about to expire with 30 days, 2 weeks, 1 week would send out alerts to the corresponding escalation chain (once i find out who owns the certificate). Eventually we would have service now create a ticket for the expiring certificate and route to the correct team. The biggest issue is i have no idea what all certificates we have or where they live. I know you can use certutil to grab this data from our internal CA but just wanted to see if any one has already accomplished this or maybe someone figured out an easier way. I havent found anything in the community pointing towards what I'm trying to do, Sorry in advance if i completely missed it or did not understand because of my lack of knowledge.Solved524Views12likes1CommentPalo Alto Improvements
Here are some datasources we added to get better information on Palo Alto firewalls: Certificate Status: KFWLJ9 High Availability Detail: EMXWRR (this one includes a bunch of HA info, including HA link status, compat status and so forth. Many auto properties for reference on the local and peer units. All datapoints currently use the default alert templates, but I am hoping to extend that and leverage the auto properties for those messages) Support Status: 3YJJCZ License Status: DXEAP4 All use the XML API, so will require security review (no idea how long that takes).322Views9likes18CommentsCertificate Expiration Notification
Can LogicMonitor notifiy us of certificates on a server that are about to expire? We have several management webservers. You know the type, internal, only used for IT or small department. It may be to manage "X" tool. They all have certificates. I don't care enough about the web server to set up web monitoring but I do monitor the server itself as it is usually a Windows server with several applications on it. Is there a way for logicmonitor to monitor if the certificate is going to expire on the server?21Views0likes2Comments