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You can use LogicMonitor REST API v3 to add a RemediationSource to your LogicMonitor account. You must authenticate before making the API request.

URI: POST /setting/remediationsources

The following table describes parameters used in the API request:

ParameterTypeDescription
accessGroupsStringAccess group details with which the RemediationSource is mapped. This includes the following parameters:
  • name—(Mandatory) Name of the access group
  • description—Description of the access group
  • tenant id—Tenant ID of the access group
groovyScriptStringRemediationSource Groovy script that you want to run
descriptionStringDescription of the RemediationSource
appliesToStringAppliesTo setting for the RemediationSource
technologyStringTechnical Notes for the RemediationSource
tagsStringTags for the RemediationSource
originRegistryIdStringThe Registry ID of the Exchange Integration that this module is based on. Including this field sets the module’s import base and marks the Registry ID version as audited.
scriptTypeStringType of script on which the RemediationSource script is based. Supported script types are Groovy and PowerShell.
accessGroupIdsIntegerID of access groups with which the RemediationSource is mapped
groupStringGroup the RemediationSource is in

Running RemediationSources

You can use LogicMonitor REST API v3 to trigger a RemediationSource module for a host. You must authenticate before making the API request.

URI: POST /setting/remediationsources/executemanually

The following table describes parameters used in the API request:

ParameterTypeDescription
remediationIdInteger(Mandatory) RemediationSource module ID
hostIdInteger(Mandatory) The host ID
alertIdStringThe alert ID
hostRemediationSourceIdInteger(Mandatory) RemediationSource module host ID

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