Can a lower level Property add to an existing property or will it always overwrite it?
Hi, If I have a property at the root level called "Property1" and it' set to a value of "Item1", is there any way to go to a lower level group or resource and set "Property1" to "Item2" and have the result be Item 1and Item2 instead of just Item2? I didn't know if I can do anything like Property1 +=Item2 or something to have it take the Item1 that it inherited from above and add Item2 to it so they are both there. I don't think there's a way, but it'd make things a lot easier if I could, so just wanted to make sure I'm not missing anything. Thanks.114Views0likes4CommentsSNMP Trap Credentials on Resource Properties Enhancement
Hello LM Community! Just wanted to highlight this enhancement that has been released recently in EA Collector 34.100 to support the use of SNMP trap credentials on resource properties. When using this collector version or newer, you can add snmptrap.* properties on resource/group level for the collector to decrypt the trap messages received from monitored devices. The credentials are used in the following order: Collector first checks for the set of credential snmptrap.* in the host properties. If the snmptrap.* credentials are not defined, it looks for the set of snmp.* in the host properties. If sets for both snmptrap.* and snmp.* properties are not defined, it looks for the set eventcollector.snmptrap.* present in the agent.conf setting. More details can be found in the below articles in our documentation: SNMP Trap Monitoring: https://www.logicmonitor.com/support/logicmodules/eventsources/types-of-events/snmp-trap-monitoring EA Collector 34.100 Release Notes: https://www.logicmonitor.com/release-notes/ea-collector-34-10079Views15likes0Comments