Can token values be evaluated in a complex datapoint?
I would like to construct a conditional datapoint which returns a value if the instance WILDVALUE is equal to a match, otherwise a different value is returned. Is it possible in expressions or groovy script complex datapoints to include tokens such as ##WILDVALUE##? These are some examples which are not currently working: eq(##WILDVALUE##,"C:\") or if(output[##WILDVALUE##]=="C:\") { return(1); } else { return(0); }129Views5likes5CommentsWhy can't Administrators create API Tokens?
It makes no sense that Administrators cannot themselves create API Tokens (e.g for new API-only users in a read-only role). I have to either: Ask someone to demote my account (e.g. to the “manager” role) Create the API Token Ask them to promote my account back to the administrator role OR Create myself a second identity (which is contrary to our security policy). OR Create an API Token creation tool to bypass this nonsense.99Views11likes9CommentsCreate Alert Tokens for Acknowledgement By, and Acknowledgement Comment
Extending alert information from LogicMonitor to other 3rd Party systems is pretty common for us, however, the available tokens today to describe the alert is missing a few bits of data (we feel). It would be incredibly helpful to have an alert token that contains the LM User responsible forAcknowledging the alert, and a separate token for the Ack comment. Having these tokens allows us to better map alerting details to upstream and downstream integrations.7Views0likes0CommentsString functions for ##token## interpolation
Implement string functions for the Name field. We have very normalized naming conventions and this would save us from having to add multiple items. Example, we have services named: Finance -Corporate - UK Finance -Corporate - FR Finance -Corporate - DE and so on. Would be easier if we could use a string function with token interpolation, especially or the NOC widget, for example: Finance @RIGHT(‘##SERVICEGROUP##’, 2) Where ‘Finance’ is a static, and the function @RIGHT() returns the right most two characters from the ##SERVICEGROUP## token interpolation for each matched item. The end result would be NOC blocks with labels: Finance UK Finance FR Finance DE Hope this makes sense.6Views1like0CommentsLine separate GROUP token in notification emails
At the moment the ##GROUP## token appears as below in emails. This is very difficult to read as the comma indicating a separate group is hard to spot. Can you please split the ##GROUP## token on the comma and put each one on a new line. Infrastructure Services/Primary/Americas/Network Services/Network Services - Corporate - US/Routers/CenturyLink, Infrastructure Services/Primary/Americas/Network Services/Network Services - Corporate - US/# Locations/Orlando3Views1like0CommentsNew token for Group but without parent path
Please add a new token which interpolates to direct parent group of a device, without the rest of the path (grandparents). So for exaemple, the following: Middleware Services/Database Services/OpenEdge - Global, Business Services/Pacific/Hygiene/NZ/iCABS - Hygiene - NZ would become just: OpenEdge - Global iCABS - Hygiene - NZ Perhaps a ##GROUPWITHOUTPATH##, or something.3Views0likes1CommentAllow Tokens in Dashboard Names
How about allowing tokens in Dashboard names and descriptions? Currently you can't do this - tokens are only for use in widgets (admittedly that means they can be used on most areas of a dashboard, but left me wondering why they are called Dashboard Tokens and not Widget Tokens). Thanks ! Elizabeth2Views1like0Comments