EA Collector 41.200

LogicMonitor Collector now supports engine ID (snmptrap.engineId) for SNMPv3 trap credentials, enabling the Collector to distinguish SNMPv3 credentials based on a unique snmptrap.engineId. This support helps when multiple resources or vendors send traps to a Collector using the same SNMPv3 security name but different authoritative engine IDs.
Existing configurations with unique security names or without an engine ID remain supported.

The following is an example of resource properties for a single trap credential set with an engine ID specified.

• snmptrap.security=sharedtrap

• snmptrap.auth=SHA

• snmptrap.authToken=<auth-password>

• snmptrap.priv=AES

• snmptrap.privToken=<priv-password>

• snmptrap.engineId=80001f888084c7230acb45a06a00000000

To configure multiple trap credential sets on a single Collector that share the same security name, use prefixed properties on the Collector resource. For example, 1.snmptrap.security, 1.snmptrap.engineId, 2.snmptrap.security, 2.snmptrap.engineId, and so on. When the same snmptrap.security value is used more than once, each entry must have a distinct snmptrap.engineId.

When you upgrade a Collector to EA 41.200 or install a new Collector, the powershell.spse.dpapi.enable property is now set to true by default in the agent.conf settings. LogicMonitor now protects sensitive PowerShell properties using Windows DPAPI regardless of whether SPSE is enabled or disabled through powershell.spse.enable in the agent.conf settings.

The property powershell.spse.dpapi.enable was introduced in EA Collector 40.700 for PowerShell script execution through SPSE.

To improve Script Cache performance and stability, LogicMonitor Collector upgrades the embedded Infinispan script cache library from version 15.2.6.Final to 16.2.3 Final.

LogicMonitor Collector upgrades the following libraries to apply minor security updates: