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We are happy to announce the arrival of NetApp cluster-mode monitoring. To enable cluster-mode monitoring in your account, you need to import the datasources and OID from the LogicMonitor core repository.
To import datasources:
Note: For most accounts, importing all Netapp datasources should not result in data loss. The only recent change in non-cluster datasources prevents them from applying to cluster-mode NetApps. If you have been a LogicMonitor customer for several years and have not updated your datasources, there is a risk that data points have been renamed or types changed from counter to derive. In this case, you can check the difference between the current datasources and your datasources. If there are datapoints that have been renamed, you may edit your datasources first, to make the names accord with the versions in the LogicMonitor Repository. Alternatively, you may just wish to modify the AppliesTo of your existing datasources manually, rather than importing the updated datasources.
Complete the following tasks to ensure appropriate monitoring of your NetApp cluster-mode devices:
You should safely update your datasources to the current versions in the LogicMonitor repository. The new datasources provide some changes that improve presentation from early versions.
We continue to work on the new user interface, stabilizing and enhancing the look and feel of the new LogicMonitor. Thank you to everyone actively using the new pages and submitting feedback. Keep the feedback coming, please.
With this release, LogicMonitor enforces the use of CUP-based authentication for API calls that can change data or configuration. This enforcement is to protect against cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attacks. Session-based authentication remains valid for read-based commands. Ensure any scripts which add hosts, delete hosts, modify accounts, or otherwise use the API to make changes to your LogicMonitor implementation are updated to use CUP-base authentication.
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