agent.conf Collector Settings

Overview

LogicMonitor Collectors have configuration files that can be used to control their behavior. The most robust of these configuration files is the agent.conf file. Data collection, Active Discovery, auto properties, event collection, and many other Collector-specific behavior settings are maintained by this configuration file.

The agent.conf file is located in the Collector’s installation directory. The default file path is:

• Linux Collectors: /usr/local/logicmonitor/agent/conf/agent.conf
• Windows Collectors: C:Program Files (x86)LogicMonitorAgentconfagent.conf

As discussed in Editing the Collector Config Files, it is highly recommended that any changes or additions to the agent.conf file be made via the LogicMonitor UI (from the Collectors page) as there are safeguards in place to prevent errors. Manually modifying this file from the local Collector is not recommended and is performed at your own risk.

There are more than 600 settings that can be configured in the agent.conf file, providing you with very granular control of your Collector’s behavior and operations. Some settings display in the file by default; some may need to be added if you’d like to override the default values that are defined in the code. All values declared in the agent.conf file supersede values defined in the code.

Note: In the majority of cases, your Collector will run as needed out of the box as long as it is appropriately sized. As a general rule, we recommend approaching the customization of agent.conf settings with caution and, ideally, at the direction of a support representative.

Settings are listed next, organized by function.

General Collector Settings

Property	Type	Default	Description
agentmonitorwatchdog	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the Collector will watch watchdog processes and restart the watchdog service if issues arise.
agent.autoupgrade	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the watchdog service will upgrade the Collector when a Collector upgrade is initiated.
keep.alive.check.times	Integer	2	The number of times (per 5 second) a Collector checks to see if the watchdog service is working.
agent.min.usable.space	Integer	1024	The minimum usable space (in megabytes) for the Collector.
agent.restart	Integer	0	Assigns the restart interval of the Collector (in hours). By default the Collector restarts after credential rotation (every 24 hours). To update this restart interval without credential rotation, update this setting.
agent.status.port	Integer	7212	The agent status listening port (i.e. the port over which the Watchdog service communicates to the Collector service).
asyncProcessWaiter.readSleep.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, non-blocking IO is enabled.
asyncProcessWaiter.readSleep.intervalInMills	Integer	300	Assigns the interval of checking and read operations in async process waiter (in milliseconds). As this value decreases, CPU usage may increase; as this value increases, throughput may decrease.
collector.auto.restart.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the Collector will be automatically restarted if it is not working as expected.
collector.auto.restart.min.interval.in.minutes	Integer	60	Assigns the minimum auto restart interval (in minutes).
collector.convertLocaleEnglish.enable	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, locale number formatting will be applied.
collector.dump.thread.times.before.restart	Integer	2	Indicates the number of times a Collector will attempt to dump threads if it is experiencing issues before restarting. 0 indicates no thread dump before restarting.
collector.dump.thread.interval.in.seconds	Integer	10	If the collector.dump.thread.times.before.restart setting is >1, this setting controls the interval (in seconds) in which the Collector will attempt to dump threads.
collector.dump.thread.files.count	Integer	5	The maximum file count of a thread dump.
collector.heartbeat.hang.stacktrace	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the check thread will print the stack trace for heartbeat task if heartbeat task hangs.
collector.heartbeat.clear.hang.task	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, clears all heartbeat tasks if all heartbeats are hung.
collector.heartbeat.hang.restart	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the Collector will be restarted when all heartbeat tasks are hung.
collector.jvm.locale	String	us-en	Allows tweaking of JVM locale. Tweaking is sometimes needed to correct date parsing in some locales.
collector.scheduler.thread.count	Integer	4	The number of threads devoted to scheduling tasks on the Collector.
collector.size	String	<size>	The size of the Collector. Automatically assigned by the installer.
company	String	<company>	The company the Collector is associated with. Automatically assigned by the installer.
connection.manager.size	Integer	4	The number of threads to use per-processor for web page tasks
connection.manager.threshold	Integer	500	The threshold for the number of threads to be created for webpage tasks.
credential	String	<credential>	The credential the Collector uses to authenticate itself to the LogicMonitor platform. This credential is automatically assigned by the installer and undergoes rotation every 24 hours.
credential.isencrypted	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE then credential the Collector uses to authenticate is encrypted.
debug.disable	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, remote debug commands will be prevented from operating on the Collector. This may be useful for Collectors installed on systems in secure zones.
discover.instance.wmi.timeout.seconds	Integer	30	Timeout (in seconds) is explicitly used in case of adding additional monitoring.  This property is not added by default to the agent.conf. Customers who face the timeout issue can add this property with the desired timeout value.
dns.nameserver	String	8.8.8.8	If dns.provider is set to “dnsjava”, this setting indicates the name server being used.
dns.provider	String	system	DNS provider type. Alternate value accepted is “dnsjava”. If set to “system”, system DNS settings are used. If set to “dnsjava”, the value provided for dns.nameserver is used.
feed.version.check.intervalInSec	Integer	5	Interval (in seconds) that feed version is checked for updates. 5 is the minimum value that can be assigned.
groovy.expect.timeout.in.second	Integer	60	The connection timeout period (in seconds) for the Groovy Expect library.
hotthreaddetector.enable	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, hot thread and memory usage detection is enabled.
hotthreaddetector.cpuDetectionsOnExit	Integer	0	Indicates the consecutive number of times CPU usage needs to be exceeded (as defined by hotthreaddetector.cpuThreshold) in order to trigger Collector restart. 0 indicates no Collector restart.
hotthreaddetector.cpuThreshold	Integer	5	The CPU usage threshold (as a percentage). If usage exceeds this setting’s value, the thread is identified as a ‘hot’ thread.
hotthreaddetector.memDetectionsOnExit	Integer	0	Indicates the consecutive number of times JVM old gen memory usage needs to be exceeded (as defined by hotthreaddetector.cpuThreshold) in order to trigger Collector restart. 0 indicates no Collector restart.
hotthreaddetector.memThreshold	Integer	95	The JVM old gen memory usage threshold (as a percentage). If usage exceeds this setting’s value, the Collector reports a collection status of BUSY.
hotthreaddetector.interval	Integer	30	The interval (in seconds) between checking for hot threads.
httpd.port	Integer	7214	The HTTPd listening port (i.e. the port over which custom JobMonitors communicate to the Collector service).
id	Integer	<id>	The Collector’s ID. Automatically assigned by the installer.
installer.version	Integer	0	Installer version. Cannot be modified.
netscan.probe.queue.capacity	Integer	5000	The capacity of the probing task queue.
netscan.script.timeout.inSeconds	Integer	300	The script timeout period (in seconds) for any scripted NetScan. The minimum value that can be assigned to this setting is 60.
script.notfound.file.redownload.interval	Integer	10	The interval (in minutes) at which uploaded scripts are redownloaded if not found.
script.check.modification.interval.in.minute	Integer	5	The interval (in minutes) at which the Collector checks for modified scripts on the LM platform.
server	String	<server>	The portal the Collector is associated with (e.g. <x>.logicmonitor.com). Automatically assigned by the installer.
service.connect_timeout	Integer	5	The timeout period (in seconds) for connecting to the platform server.
service.read_timeout	Integer	30	The timeout period (in seconds) for sending/reading feeds to/from the platform server.
service.verify_cert_by_host_header	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, verify certificate using host in header instead of host in URL.
service.trustall	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the Collector will not verify the certificate when connecting to the platform.
shutdown.checkingPort	Integer	0	Indicates the port, if any, that must be closed before the watchdog attempts to restart the Collector. This is helpful if antivirus software is holding Collector ports (SNMP trap, syslog, and so on) open after the Collector has closed them, causing the watchdog to fail to restart the Collector.
ssh.preferredauthentications	String	publickey,keyboard-interactive,password	Indicates the preferred methods for SSH authentication. Authentication methods are selected in order; publickey is attempted first, if that fails keyboard-interactive is attempted next, and so on.
startup.delay	Integer	0	Collector initialization delay in seconds.
startup.timeout	Integer	180	The timeout period (in seconds) for Collector startup.
upgrader.delay.exit	Integer	0	The amount of time to delay on exit (in seconds) after upgrade.
upgrade.download.timeout	Integer	30	Upgrade download timeout (in seconds).
upgrader.wait	Integer	10	Upgrade wait (in seconds).

Data Collection Method Settings

Data collection settings are organized by the following data collection methods:

Global Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collecting.history.maxItem	Integer	3	The maximum number of collection tasks to keep in-memory history. This information is visible with !tlist and !detail debug commands.
collector.data.collection.retry.count.max	Integer	1	The number of times to retry a WMI, script, or batchscript task if not executed due to sbproxy not being ready or cache is invalid.
collector.data.collection.retry.interval.in.seconds.min	Integer	60	Minimum interval delay (in seconds) for retrying a collection task.
Collector.data.collection.retry.interval.in.seconds.max	Integer	600	Maximum interval delay (in seconds) for retrying a collection task.
collector.defines	String	ping,script,snmp,webpage,jdbc,perfmon,wmi,netapp,jmx,datapump,memcached,dns,esx,xen,udp,tcp,mongo,cim,awscloudwatch,awsdynamodb,awsbilling,awss3,awssqs,batchscript	Defines the collection methods that are supported by the Collector.
poll.now.diagnose.command.timeout.in.seconds	Integer	50	The timeout period (in seconds) for Poll now Diagnose command.
poll.now.queue.size	Integer	50	The queue size of poll now to process requests simultaneously.
poll.now.test.script.timeout	Integer	50	The timeout period (in seconds) for test script.
poll.now.threadpool	Integer	2	The poll now thread pool size.
ratelimit.enable	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, requests sent to a host that is up (e.g. via ping), but not responding to a protocol request (e.g. SNMP or WMI), will have rate limiting applied (using other ratelimit.<x>.<x> settings) to limit the number of requests on the failing protocol. This can help ensure that the host doesn’t tie up too many collection threads, impacting data collection on other hosts.
ratelimit.detect.period	Integer	1	The interval (in minutes) in which protocol detection requests will be sent to the host. This setting is active when ratelimit.enable is set to TRUE.
ratelimit.deactive.time	Integer	10	The amount of time (in minutes) in which the host will be marked as inactive if it repeatedly fails to respond to the protocol request. This setting is active when ratelimit.enable is set to TRUE.
script.stopThread.useThreadStop	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, the JAVA thread.stop method will be used to force stop the script. This method is deprecated and may cause issues as a result of an inconsistent state. If FALSE, thread.interrupt is called, which may not stop some threads.

AWS Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.aws.timeoutSeconds	Integer	5	AWS timeout (in seconds).

BatchScript Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.batchscript.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines setting).
collector.batchscript.threadpool	Integer	20	Batchscript threadpool size.
collector.batchscript.timeout	Integer	120	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling a batchscript data collection task.
collector.batchscript.improve.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the Batchscript data collection method will be improved after refactoring it.
collector.batchscript.max.expiration.in.seconds	Integer	3600	Collector Batchscript max timeout (in seconds).

CIM Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.cim.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines or eventcollector.defines setting).
collector.cim.threadpool	Integer	20	The thread count in the pool.
collector.cim.timeout	Integer	30	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling a CIM data collection task.
cim.ssl.protocol	String	SSL	SSL protocol for CIM data collection method.
groovy.script.runner	String	sse	Sets the groovy script runner; “agent” is also supported here.

Data Pump Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.datapump.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines setting).
collector.datapump.threadpool	Integer	1	The thread count in the pool.
collector.datapump.timeout	Integer	5	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling a Data Pump data collection task.

DNS Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.dns.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines setting).
collector.dns.threadpool	Integer	1	The thread count in the pool.
collector.dns.timeout	Integer	1	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling a DNS data collection task.

ESX Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.esx.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines setting).
collector.esx.threadpool	Integer	50	The thread count in the pool.
collector.esx.timeout	Integer	30	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling an ESX data collection task.
collector.esx.connect.timeout.in.seconds	Integer	10	The connect timeout period (in seconds) for ESX data collection.
collector.esx.read.timeout.in.seconds	Integer	30	The read timeout period (in seconds) for ESX data collection.
collector.esx.report.connectFailure.times	Integer	3	Reports NaN when connection failure occurs for the number of times indicated here.
collector.esx.customizedCommunicationInstance	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the cipher algorithms indicated by collector.esx.disabled.cipherlist will be filtered out.
collector.esx.disabled.cipherlist	String	TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA256,TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA256,TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA256	This setting is only considered when collector.esx.customizedCommunicationInstance is TRUE.
See AutoProperties Settings for an additional setting that relates to ESX data collection.

JDBC Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.jdbc.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines setting).
collector.jdbc.threadpool	Integer	50	The thread count in the pool.
collector.jdbc.timeout	Integer	10	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling a JDBC data collection task.
mysql.jdbc.driver	String	org.mariadb.jdbc.Driver	Sets the MySQL JDBC driver. Ensure that the related jar is added in wrapper.conf before changing this setting.
startup.jdbc.delay	Integer	0	Startup delay (in seconds) for JDBC.
See AutoProperties Settings for additional settings that relate to JDBC data collection.

JMX Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.jmx.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines setting).
collector.jmx.threadpool	Integer	200	The thread counts in the pool.
collector.jmx.timeout	Integer	5	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling a JMX data collection task.
collector.jmx.batch.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, data collected via JMX is batched.
collector.jmx.onebyone.in.batch.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, data attributes are collected via JMX one by one.
collector.jmx.cache.connection.state.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the JMX connection state is cached.
collector.jmx.cache.connection	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, JMX cache connection is enabled.
collector.jmx.cache.connection.max	Integer	100	The maximum connections per URL with username and password. If the value is < 1, the connection count is not limited.
collector.jmx.cache.connection.url.max	Integer	10000	The maximum cached JMX connection URL (username + password).
collector.jmx.cache.connection.wait.timeout.in.second	Integer	5	The timeout period (in seconds) to wait for a free cache JMX connection.
collector.jmx.connection.check.period.in.millisecond	Integer	0	Check JMX connection period (in milliseconds). If value is 0, no threads will be created to check JMX connection.
collector.jmx.read.timeout.in.seconds	Integer	30	The JMX read timeout period (in seconds) for RMI and JMXMP (remote JMX is not supported by this setting).
collector.jmx.retry.interval.min.in.second	Integer	5	Minimum interval (in seconds) before retrying to establish connection.
collector.jmx.retry.interval.max.in.second	Integer	120	Maximum interval (in seconds) before retrying to establish connection.

Memcached Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.memcached.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines setting).
collector.memcached.threadpool	Integer	1	The thread count in the pool.
collector.memcached.timeout	Integer	30	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling a Memcached data collection task.

Mongo Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.mongo.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines setting).
collector.mongo.threadpool	Integer	1	The thread count in the pool.
collector.mongo.timeout	Integer	30	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling a MongoDB data collection task.

NetApp Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.netapp.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines setting).
collector.netapp.threadpool	Integer	5	The thread count in the pool.
collector.netapp.timeout	Integer	15	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling a NetApp data collection task.
netapp.cacheExpiry	Integer	30	The amount of time (in seconds) NetApp perf-object-get-instances are cached. If 0, no caching takes place.
netapp.connection.concurrency	Integer	10	The number of concurrent NetApp connections allowed for a single host. A value of 0 = no limitations.
netapp.connection.threadPoolSize	Integer	0	Total number of threads to use for NetApp connections. If value is set to 0, this setting uses the value in place for collector.netapp.threadpool.

Perfmon Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.perfmon.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines setting).
collector.perfmon.threadpool	Integer	5	The thread count in the pool.
collector.perfmon.timeout	Integer	120	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling a Perfmon data collection task.
singlethreadpdh	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, only single-thread access is allowed for PDH transport technology.
See Active Discovery Settings and SBProxy Settings for additional settings that relate to Perfmon data collection.

Ping Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.ping.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines setting).
collector.ping.threadpool	Integer	20	The thread count in the pool.
collector.ping.timeout	Integer	50	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling a ping data collection task.
collector.ping.asynchronous	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the ping task is asynchronous, using the Collector’s FSMPingTask. If FALSE, the ping task is not asynchronous, using the Collector’s PingPoolTask.
collector.ping.request.timeout.delta	Integer	2	The real timeout delta (in seconds) between the collector.ping.timeout and real request timeout. Used to report timeout before FSM timeout.
pingpool.usejava	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, will use java ping. A proxy ping is used by default, but if issues are encountered with sbproxy, java ping can be used instead.
See SBProxy Settings for an additional setting that relates to ping data collection.

Script Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.script.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines setting).
collector.script.threadpool	Integer	Varies based on Collector size. See Collector Capacity.	The maximum thread count to run script tasks.
collector.script.timeout	Integer	120	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling any script data collection task.
collector.script.asynchronous	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, the PowerShell script will run in SPSE.
See Active Discovery Settings for an additional setting that relates to script data collection.

SDK Script Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.sdkscript.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines setting).
collector.sdkscript.threadpool	Integer	10	The thread count in the pool.
collector.sdkscript.timeout	Integer	120	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling an SDK Script data collection task.
sdkscript.extradependence.<n>	String	See details	Extra JAR dependencies for the SDKScript data collection method. By default, 3 JAR dependencies are defined and loaded into SDK scripts. JARs should be located in $AGENTROOT/lib. sdkscript.extradependence.1=logicmonitor-common.jar sdkscript.extradependence.2=logicmonitor-util.jar sdkscript.extradependence.3=sse.jar

SNMP Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.snmp.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines setting).
collector.snmp.threadpool	Integer	50	The thread count in the pool.
collector.snmp.timeout	Integer	5	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling an SNMP data collection task.
collector.snmp.asynchronous	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, SNMP data collection will run as an FSM SNMP task.
snmp.get.batch.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, all OIDs are sent in one SNMP get request for highest performance. If FALSE, SNMP get OID requests are sent individually; this results in lower performance.
snmp.get.batch.autoDegrade.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, failures in SNMP get OID requests are automatically detected and the get method is downgraded to individual OID requests. This setting is only considered if snmp.get.batch.enable is TRUE.
snmp.extensibility.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, SNMP4J extensibility is enabled, providing parsing support for SNMP integers with lengths > 4 bytes.
snmp.ignore.lexicographic.order	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, SNMPwalk can return OIDs that are out of order, potentially causing an indefinite loop.
snmp.pdu.timeout	Integer	5	SNMP PDU request timeout period (in seconds). As a general rule, this value should not be increased as too large of a timeout period may cause the SNMP retry framework to stop working correctly. Only increase this value if the remote device requires more time to respond.
snmp.perHost.perSession.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, an SNMP session is created for each SNMP v3 host. Enablement may lead to many SNMP threads depending upon the number of v3 hosts, CPU, and load.
snmp.shareThreads.processThread.count	Integer	10	The maximum number of threads provisioned for processing/receiving responses over SNMP when sharing (via snmp.shareThreads.impl.v3.enable) is enabled.
snmp.shareThreads.sendThread.count	Integer	10	The maximum number of threads provisioned for sending responses over SNMP when sharing (via snmp.shareThreads.impl.v3.enable) is enabled.
snmp.shareThreads.impl.v3.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, internal threads for SNMPv3 implementations are shared. A shared group of threads and queue is used to send out packets rather than scheduling of periodic tasks.
snmp.shareThreads.impl.v3.initialCheckDelay.minutes	Integer	15	The initial delay (in minutes) before triggering a task to check for a blocked port.
snmp.shareThreads.impl.v3.checkInterval.minutes	Integer	5	The interval (in minutes) in which a task checks for a blocked port.
snmp.shareThreads.impl.v3.switchport.enable	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, the discovery of a blocked port will trigger auto-switching to another port.
snmp.timerThread.count	Integer	4	The number of timer threads when sharing threads.
snmp.udp.ratelimit	Integer	2000	The rate limit for request (per second) that one SNMP session will handle.
snmp.walk.batch.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, SNMP GETBULK is used to implement SMNPwalk. If FALSE, GETNEXT is used.
snmp.walk.batch.autoDegrade.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the failure of SNMP GETBULK is auto-detected and GETNEXT is used to implement SMNPwalk.
See Active Discovery Settings and AutoProperties Settings for additional settings that relate to SNMP data collection.

TCP Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.tcp.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines setting).
collector.tcp.threadpool	Integer	5	The thread count in the pool.
collector.tcp.timeout	Integer	60	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling a TCP data collection task.

UDP Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.udp.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines setting).
collector.udp.threadpool	Integer	5	The thread count in the pool.
collector.udp.timeout	Integer	60	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling a UDP data collection task.

Webpage Data Collection Settings

Property	Type	Default	Description
collector.webpage.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines setting).
collector.webpage.threadpool	Integer	10	The thread count in the pool.
collector.webpage.timeout	Integer	30	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling a web page data collection task.
collector.webpage.asynchronous	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method will run as an asynchronous process.
httpapi.tls.version	String	TLSv1.2	TLS version of HTTP connection for groovy.
http.async.connection.request.timeout	Integer	5	The timeout period (in seconds) for requesting a connection from the connection manager.
http.async.default.connectTimeout	Integer	5	The timeout period (in seconds) for establishing a connection.
http.async.default.readTimeout	Integer	5	The timeout period (in seconds) for inactivity between two consecutive data packets.
webpage.circular.redirect	Boolean	FALSE	Allows circular redirect following by the WEBPAGE Collector.
webpage.normalize.uri	Boolean	TRUE	Enables you to normalise the URL of a redirected website. Collector may stop collecting data and get timed out from a website/web server when it is redirected to another website that has an extra forward slash ( / ) at the end of its URL. If TRUE, this property drops the extra forward slash ( / ) at the end of the redirected URL.
webpage.support.rc4.ciphers	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the RC4 cipher algorithm is supported for HTTP clients.

WMI Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.wmi.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines setting).
collector.wmi.threadpool	Integer	50	The thread count in the pool.(depending on collector size)
collector.wmi.timeout	Integer	120	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling a WMI data collection task.
collector.wmi.asynchronous	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method will run as an asynchronous process.
collector.wmi.property.trim.enable	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, white space is trimmed from the WMI query result.
collector.wmi.request.timeout.delta	Integer	3	The real timeout delta (in seconds) between the collector.wmi.timeout and real request timeout. Used to report timeout before FSM timeout.
discover.instance.wmi.timeout.seconds	Integer	30	WMI query timeout length that is used when finding Processes/Services for monitoring from the Additional Monitoring dialog in the portal
See Active Discovery Settings, AutoProperties Settings, and SBProxy Settings for additional settings that relate to WMI data collection.

Xen Data Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
collector.xen.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the collector.defines setting).
collector.xen.connect.timeout.in.seconds	Integer	10	Timeout (in seconds) for XenServer connection.
collector.xen.read.timeout.in.seconds	Integer	30	Timeout (in seconds) for XenServer read response.
collector.xen.threadpool	Integer	20	The thread count in the pool.
collector.xen.timeout	Integer	600	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling a XenServer data collection task.
xen.pool.concurrency	Integer	10	The number of concurrent connections to the XenServer pool master.
xen.pool.cachesize	Integer	10000	The maximum number of entries allowed to be stored in the metrics cache for a XenServer pool.
See AutoProperties Settings for additional settings that relate to XenServer data collection.

Event Collection Method Settings

Event collection settings are organized by the following collection methods:

• Global
• HTTP
• Log file
• Script
• SNMP trap
• Syslog
• Windows event log

Global Event Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
eventcollector.defines	String	echo,wineventlog,snmptrap,syslog,logfile,scriptevent,httpevent	Defines the event collection methods that are supported by the Collector.

HTTP Event Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
eventcollector.httpevent.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this event collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the eventcollector.defines setting).
eventcollector.httpevent.threadpool	Integer	10	The thread count in the pool.

Log File Event Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
eventcollector.logfile.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this event collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the eventcollector.defines setting).
eventcollector.logfile.threadpool	Integer	10	The thread count in the pool.
eventcollector.logfile.autoDetectEncodingBytesThreshold	Integer	4096	The maximum length of bytes when detecting encoding.
eventcollector.logfile.autoDetectEncodingConfidenceThreshold	Integer	90	The threshold for confidence that file encoding was successfully auto detected. When the detection confidence threshold percentage is ≥ value, auto detection is treated as a success. The range is 0-100.

Script Event Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
eventcollector.scriptevent.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this event collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the eventcollector.defines setting).
eventcollector.scriptevent.threadpool	Integer	10	The thread count in the pool.
eventcollector.scriptevent.perCollector.perMin.threshold	Integer	1000	The maximum count of script events the Collector can generate per minute.
eventcollector.scriptevent.perHostThreshold	Integer	50	The maximum events threshold per host on this Collector
eventcollector.scriptevent.perHost.perMin.threshold	Integer	500	The maximum events threshold per host on this Collector, per minute.

SNMP Trap Event Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
eventcollector.snmptrap.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this event collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the eventcollector.defines setting).
eventcollector.snmptrap.threadpool	Integer	10	The thread count in the pool.
eventcollector.snmptrap.address	String	udp:0.0.0.0/162	The listening port/IP address for SNMP traps.
eventcollector.snmptrap.community	String	<EMPTY>	The community string (applicable to SNMPv1 and SNMPv2c only)
eventcollector.snmptrap.security	String	public	Username credential (applicable to SNMPv3 only).
eventcollector.snmptrap.auth	String	sha	The authentication algorithm (applicable to SNMPv3 only). “md5” is also supported here.
eventcollector.snmptrap.auth.token	String	PleaseModifyThis	The secret token for authentication (similar to password). Applicable to SNMPv3 only.
eventcollector.snmptrap.priv	String	aes128	The privacy algorithm (applicable to SNMPv3 only). In addition to the default aes128 algorithm, the following values are supported: des | aes | 3des | aes128 | aes192 | aes256 | aes192c | aes256c.
eventcollector.snmptrap.priv.token	String	PleaseModifyThis	The secret token for privacy (similar to password). Applicable to SNMPv3 only.

Syslog Event Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
eventcollector.syslog.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this event collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the eventcollector.defines setting).
eventcollector.syslog.max.message.lenth	Integer	1024	The maximum message size (in bytes) that syslog will process.
eventcollector.syslog.multi.thread.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, enables multithreaded syslog server.
eventcollector.syslog.threadpool	Integer	10	The thread count in the pool.
eventcollector.syslog.port	Integer	514	The port used to receive Syslog messages.
eventcollector.syslog.queue	Integer	10000	The queue capacity of Syslog executor.
eventcollector.syslog.supportDateFormat.<n>	String	See details	The Syslog event date/time formatting strings. By default, the following formats <n> are supported: 1=MMM dd HH:mm:ss 2=yyyy-MM-dd’T’HH:mm:ss.SSS 3=MMM dd HH:mm:ss.SSS z 4=’date=’yyyy-MM-dd’,time=’HH:mm:ss 5=MMM dd yyyy HH:mm:ss 6=yyyy-MM-dd’T’HH:mm:ss.SSSXXX 7=yyyy-MM-dd’T’HH:mm:ss.SSSSSS’Z’
eventcollector.syslog.receive.buffer.size	Integer	1048576	The buffer size (in bytes) of Syslog event Collector UDP receive.

Windows Event Log Collection Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
eventcollector.wineventlog.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, this event collection method is enabled on the Collector (assuming it is also specified in the eventcollector.defines setting).
eventcollector.wineventlog.threadpool	Integer	10	The thread count in the pool.
eventcollector.wineventlog.timeout	Integer	120	The timeout period (in seconds) for handling a Windows event log event collection task.
eventcollector.wineventlog.criticalmappings	String	Critical,Critique,Kritisch,Critico	If critical events are being reported to the event log in a language other than English, add the localized string to this setting for mapping to critical severity.
eventcollector.wineventlog.enable.single.mode.timeout.count	Integer	5	When the timeout count for Windows event log collection surpasses the value assigned to this setting, single mode is enabled. This setting is only considered if event collector.wineventlog.timeout.enable.single.mode is TRUE.
eventcollector.wineventlog.timeout.enable.single.mode	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, single mode is enabled when the timeout count surpasses the value assigned to eventcollector.wineventlog.enable.single.mode.timeout.count.
eventcollector.wineventlog.interval	Integer	120	Interval to collect winevent log.
eventcollector.wineventlog.max.eventitem	Integer	500	The maximum number of events fetched per request. If the value of this setting is 0, it will fetch all items per request.
eventcollector.wineventlog.query.delay.time.seconds	Integer	30	The time (in seconds) that a query will be delayed.
eventcollector.wineventlog.query.time.range.seconds*	Integer	120	The Windows event log query time range (in seconds) for each query.

Active Discovery Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
ad.snmp.retry4filter.count	Integer	3	The number of times the SNMP Active Discovery task will retry filtering walked result.
ad.snmp.client.retry.count	Integer	1	The number of times the SNMP Active Discovery task will retry.
ad.snmp.walk.timeout	Integer	300	The timeout period (in seconds) for the SNMPwalk in an SNMP Active Discovery task.
ad.snmp.retry4filter.count	Integer	3	The number of times the SNMP Active Discovery task will retry filtering walked result.
discover.default.timeoutInSec	Integer	3600	The timeout period (in seconds) for Active Discovery tasks.
discover.delayscheduler.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, Active Discovery tasks are executed with the delay defined in the discover.delayscheduler.periodInSec setting.
discover.delayscheduler.periodInSec	Integer	60	Active Discovery task schedule delay (in seconds).
discover.history.maxItem	Integer	32	The maximum count for the number of Active Discovery history items stored in memory.
discover.jdbc.timeoutInSec	Integer	120	The timeout (in seconds) for JDBC tasks in Active Discovery.
discover.perfmon.timeoutInSec	Integer	120	The timeout (in seconds) for Perfmon tasks in Active Discovery.
discover.queue.capacity	Integer	5000 * 50	Queue capacity for Active Discovery task.
discover.workers	Integer	Varies based on Collector size. See Collector Capacity.	The number of worker resources allocated for Active Discovery iterations.
discover.script.timeoutInSec	Integer	300	The timeout (in seconds) for script tasks in Active Discovery.
discover.wmi.timeoutInSec	Integer	120	The timeout (in seconds) for WMI tasks in Active Discovery.
See PowerShell Settings for an additional setting that relates to Active Discovery.

AutoProperties Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
autoprops.detectors.order	String	wmiDetector, snmpDetector	The order in which AutoProperties are detected.
autoprops.timeout	Integer	60	The timeout period (in seconds) for AutoProperties task.
autoprops.port.timeout	Integer	60	The timeout period (in seconds) for port scanning during a NetScan.
autoprops.workers	Integer	Varies based on Collector size. See Collector Capacity.	The thread pool size for AutoProperties.
autoprops.history.maxItem	Integer	32	The maximum count for the number of AutoProperties history items stored in memory.
autoprops.esx.detectedUrlFormats	String	https://%s/sdk/vimServiceVersions.xml	The URL used to detect VMware ESX server. Use “%s” as a variable for the resource name. Multiple values are supported via comma-separated list.
autoprops.jdbc.connectTimeout	Integer	10	The timeout period (in seconds) for JDBC AutoProperties connection.
autoprops.jdbc.queryTimeout	Integer	10	The timeout period (in seconds) for JDBC AutoProperties query.
autoprops.queue.capacity	Integer	5000	The queue capacity for AutoProperties tasks.
autoprops.wmi.retry.interval.in.second	Integer	5	The retry interval (in seconds) for WMI AutoProperties task.
autoprops.wmi.retry.max.times	Integer	20	The maximum number of retry times for WMI AutoProperties task.
autoprops.wmi.timeout	Integer	60	The timeout period (in seconds) for WMI AutoProperties task.
autoprops.xen.apicheck	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the XenServer will be detected via API method.
autoprops.xen.apicheck.workers	Integer	4	The thread count for detecting XenServer via API.
autoprops.xen.apicheck.timeout	Integer	10	The timeout period (in seconds) for detecting XenServer via API.
property.detecting.task.timeout	Integer	300	The timeout period (in seconds) for detecting properties.

ConfigSource Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
configcollector.defines	String	script	Defines ConfigSource monitoring method; only “script” is supported.
configcollector.postprocess.threadpool	Integer	10	The thread pool size for the configuration collection to post process the configuration.
configcollector.postprocess.timeout.in.seconds	Integer	30	The timeout period (in seconds) for configuration post processing.
configcollector.script.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, enables script ConfigSource monitoring.
configcollector.script.threadpool	Integer	30	The thread pool size for configuration collection script tasks.
configcollector.script.timeout	Integer	300	The timeout period (in seconds) for configuration collection script tasks.
config.update.timeout.in.millisecond	Integer	60_000 or 1 min	The timeout period (in milliseconds) for reading/writing configuration files.
configsource.configuration.max	Integer	3145728	The maximum length (in bytes) of configuration reported.

Credential Vault Settings

The following table lists the configuration properties to set in the Collector agent.conf.

Property	Type	Default	Description
vault.bypass	Boolean	TRUE	If the value for the property is true, the vault API calls won’t happen. Note: You must set the property to false, to enable the vault API calls.
vault.credentials.cache.expirationtime	Integer	60	The property specifies the value in minutes for the expiry of the credential in the vault cache on the collector. After this time, the credentials in the vault cache will expire.
vault.credentials.refresh.delay	Integer	15	Controls the Credential Vault integration cache expiration refresh delay in seconds.
vault.url.cache.enabled	Boolean	FALSE	The property specifies whether the URL cache is enabled or not. By default the property is set as false; however, if the property is set to true the collector caches the URL and secret value. If the URL for lmvault property is found in the URL cache, the respective secret value is returned, else the API call is made to fetch the secret from the vault. Setting this property to ‘true’ should resolve API rate-limiting issues.
vault.url.cache.max.size	Integer	1000	The property defines the number of URLs that will be stored in the cache.

CSProxy Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
csproxy.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the CSProxy is enabled.
csproxy.dns.host	String	appproxy.logicmonitor.com	The DNS host for the CSProxy.
csproxy.active.time	Integer	1	The time (in minutes) after which agent will begin to detect the platform.
csproxy.santaba.detect.period	Integer	1	Interval (in minutes) in which platform is detected.
csproxy.switch.time	Integer	12	The delay (in seconds) before the Collector will switch to CSProxy if Santaba is detected as unavailable. This will avoid unnecessary switching in cases of very brief network interruption.
csproxy.debug.host	String	127.0.0.1	The host used in csproxy checking.
csproxy.debug.mode	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, csproxy debug mode is enabled.

LM Logs

Name	Type	Default	Details
lmlogs.syslog.enabled	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, LM Logs feature is enabled in Collector. When enabled, Syslog EventSources will stop working.
lmlogs.syslog.hostname.format	String	IP	Determines how hostname received in the syslog message will be resolved. Other acceptable values include “FQDN”, “HOSTNAME”, and “DO_NOTHING”. (If “DO_NOTHING” is set, the hostname is not resolved and add the received host directly as the resource id.
lmlogs.syslog.property.name	String	system.hostname	Resource properties which we want to use for device mapping
lmlogs.syslog.useTimestampWhenCollectorReceivedLogs	Boolean	FALSE	Set to TRUE in order to avoid the incorrect time parsing that results when syslog events you are sending to LogicMonitor do not include timezone information.
logsource.syslog.filter.<n>.<filter>.<operation>	String		This is filter used in lmlogs Where: 1) n is number from 1..n. 2) filter is     i)severity     ii) message     iii) facility     iv) application 3) operation will be     i) equal     ii) moreurgentthan     iii) notequal     iv) contain     v) notcontain     vi) regexmatch     vii) regexnotmatch     viii) exists     ix) notexists     x) greaterthan     xi) greaterequal     xii) lessthan     xiii) lessequal E.g logsource.syslog.filter.1.severity.equal=error Configure agent for syslog Log Ingestion with filter error.

Logger Settings

Logger settings control Collector logging. They are not related to LM Logs or EventSources.

Name	Type	Default	Details
logger.level	String	info	The level of logging for Collector activities. Additional acceptable values include trace | debug | warn | error | disable.
logger.output	String	console	Determines the location to which the logger outputs.
logger.level.alerter	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to the alerter component. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.autoprops	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to AutoProperties. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.agent	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to the Collector component. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.batchscript	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to BatchScript data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.cim	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to CIM data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.datapump	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to Data Pump data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.dns	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to DNS data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.esx	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to ESX data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.externalwebpage	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to Web page data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.ipmi	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to IPMI data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.jdbc	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to JDBC data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.jmx	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to JMX data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.memcached	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to Memcached data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.mongo	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to Mongo data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.netapp	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to NetApp data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.perfmon	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to Perfmon data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.ping	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to ping data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.script	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to script data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.snmp	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to SNMP data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.s3	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to Amazon S3 data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.tcp	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to TCP data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.udp	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to UDP data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.webpage	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to web page data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.wmi	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to WMI data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.collector.xen	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to XenServer data collection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.controller	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to the controller component. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.discover	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to Active Discovery. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.eventcollector.httpevent	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to event collection via HTTP. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.eventcollector.logfile	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to event collection via log files. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.eventcollector.scriptevent	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to event collection via script. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.eventcollector.snmptrap	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to event collection via SNMP trap. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.eventcollector.syslog	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to event collection via Syslog. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.eventcollector.wineventlog	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to event collection via Windows event logs. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.monitor	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to the monitoring component. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.propsdetection	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to property detection. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.reporter	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to reporting. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.sbproxy	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to the SBProxy. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.scanner	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to scanning. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.scriptproperty	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to scriptproperty. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.watchdog	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to the Watchdog service. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
logger.level.webservice	String	The value assigned to logger.level	The level of logging for Collector activities related to webservice. The acceptable values are trace | debug | info | warn | error | disable. If a value is not assigned to this setting, the value assigned to logger.level is used.
reduce.logger.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the reduce logger task is enabled.
reduce.logger.aggregate.threshold	Integer	500	Maximum number of logs to aggregate.
reduce.logger.cache.number	Integer	5	The reduce cache number.
reduce.logger.cache.expire.mills	Integer	600_000/*10MIN*/	Cache expiration time (in milliseconds).
reduce.logger.schedule.interval	Integer	60000	The interval (in seconds) in which the reduce logger task is scheduled to run.

Network Traffic Flow (NetFlow) Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
netflow.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, NetFlow module is enabled on Collector.
netflow.ports	Integer	2055	The UDP listening port for NetFlow protocol data. Supports NetFlow versions 1,3, 5, 7 and 9.
netflow.sflow.ports	Integer	6343	The UDP listening port for sFlow protocol data.
netflow.datadir	String	netflow	The path of the HSQL database.
netflow.datadir.maxSizeInMB	Integer	10240	The maximum size (in megabytes) of the NetFlow data directory.
netflow.log.maxNumPerMinute	Integer	5	how frequently the netflow error must get logged, default value is 5
netflow.netflow9.templateLife	Integer	720	The expiration time (in hours) of NetFlow version 9 template.
netflow.topFlowSamples	Integer	1000	The maximum sample number of top flows. Allowed range is from 100-2000.
netflow.ignoreTimestampValidate	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, the Collector ignores network flow device time information. Currently, the only known devices that necessitate overriding the default FALSE value are Sonicwalls.
netflow.nbar.enabled	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, the Collector parses the applicationID and ApplicationType. LogicMonitor Enterprise and Collector version 29.101 or higher are required.
netflow.ipv6.enabled	Boolean	TRUE	If FALSE, the Collector will ignore flows from IPv6 addresses.
netflow.log.largeBytesOrPackets	Integer	1073741824	Logs flows with packets or bytes larger than the integer specified.
netflow.use.new.logic	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, multi-threaded receiver logic is executed; ELSE, a single thread receiver.
netflow.threads	Integer	1	If netflow.use.new.logic is TRUE, the number specified here determines the number of NetFlow threads.
sflow.threads	Integer	1	If netflow.use.new.logic is TRUE, the number specified here determines the number of sFlow threads.
netty.rcv.buff.size	Integer	65507	Netflow receiver buffer size (in bytes).
netflow.sqlLog.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, NetFlow HSQL logging is enabled.
netflow.max.flow.in.cache	Integer	100000	The maximum number of flows to hold in temporary cache.
netflow.max.apprecords.in.cache	Integer	100	The maximum number of application records to hold in temporary cache.
netflow.flowcache.duration	Integer	10	The duration (in seconds) flows persist in cache.
netflow.appcache.duration	Integer	3600	The duration (in seconds) application records persist in cache.
netflow.executeCP.timeIntervalInSec	Integer	5400	The interval (in seconds) that NetFlow HSQL DB check is executed.
netflow.executeCP.datasize	Integer	300000000	NetFlow HSQL DB check size (in bytes).

PowerShell Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
powershell.policy	String	RemoteSigned	PowerShell execution policy. Other possible values include: Restricted | AllSigned | Unrestricted
powershell.error.action	String	Continue	Defines the action to be taken when a non-terminating error event occurs. Continue = handle this event as normal and continue Ignore = ignore the event completely (do not log it to the target stream) Inquire = ask whether to stop or continue SilentlyContinue = ignore this event and continue Stop = stop the command Suspend = suspend the command for further diagnosis (supported only for workflows)
powershell.redirect.exception.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, PowerShell exceptions are passed as messages to user by rethrowing.
powershell.trap.exception.enable	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, PowerShell exceptions are “trapped” and a value of 0 is returned regardless of what is returned by the script.
powershell.console.width	Integer	80	The console screen buffer width (in columns) for PowerShell
powershell.spse.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the standalone PowerShell script engine (SPSE) is enabled and all PowerShell scripts will run in the SPSE.
powershell.spse.executor.reject.sleep.time.in.ms	Integer	100	The retry interval (in milliseconds) for submitting requests to SPSE. Only considered if powershell.spse.enable is TRUE.
powershell.spse.process.count.min	Integer	3	The minimum number of PowerShell processes. Only considered if powershell.spse.enable is TRUE.
powershell.spse.process.count.max	Integer	10	The maximum number of PowerShell processes. Only considered if powershell.spse.enable is TRUE.
powershell.spse.queue.size	Integer	10	The queue size for SPSE tasks to be reported. Only considered if powershell.spse.enable is TRUE.
powershell.spse.ad.timeout.in.sec	Integer	300	The timeout period (in seconds) for PowerShell script in Active Discovery context. Only considered if powershell.spse.enable is TRUE.

Proxy and SSL Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
proxy.enable	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, the Collector will communicate through an HTTP proxy (rather than connect directly with the LogicMonitor data centers) using the proxy.<x> settings specified.
proxy.host	String	<EMPTY>	Designates the IP address of the HTTP proxy server.
proxy.port	Integer	<EMPTY>	Designates the port the HTTP proxy server uses.
proxy.user	String	<EMPTY>	Designates the username the Collector uses when connecting to the HTTP proxy.
proxy.pass	String	<EMPTY>	Designates the password the Collector uses when connecting to the HTTP proxy.
proxy.pass.isencrypted	Boolean	FALSE	Indicates if the proxy password is encrypted or not.  Enter a plain text password in the proxy.pass field and click Save and Restart to encrypt the password and set the proxy.pass.isencrypted to “true”.  To change the proxy password, you can set proxy.pass.isencrypted to “false”. Note: This setting is available in Collector version 30.104 or later.
proxy.global	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, ESX and XEN traffic from the Collector is additionally pushed through the proxy. If FALSE, the proxy applies to traffic between the Collector and the LogicMonitor platform only.
ssl.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the connection between the Collector and the LogicMonitor platform will be encrypted via SSL.
EnforceLogicMonitorSSL	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the Collector requires a valid SSL certificate issued directly from LogicMonitor in order to initiate communication. If one is not available, the Collector will fail to properly start. Setting to FALSE removes this SSL enforcement, lowering the security of the connection between your Collector and LogicMonitor.
See Remote Session Settings for additional settings that relate to the proxy.

Remote Session Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
remotesession.disable	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, Remote Session capabilities are disabled for all devices assigned to the Collector.
remotesession.proxy.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE (and assuming the proxy.enable setting is also TRUE), the Collector’s remote sessions will connect to the relay server through the local HTTP proxy configured in Proxy and SSL Settings. If proxy.enable is FALSE, this setting is ignored.
remotesession.useproxy.forceSSLCheck	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the Collector requires a valid SSL certificate from the relay server. If one is not available, the remote session will fail to initiate. Setting to FALSE removes this SSL enforcement.

SBProxy Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
sbproxy.address	String	127.0.0.1	Address of the SBProxy server. Generally, this should not be modified.
sbproxy.connector.capacity	Integer	Varies based on Collector size. See Collector Capacity.	The maximum number of requests that the Collector can send in parallel to sbwinproxy and sblinuxproxy.
sbproxy.downtime.seconds	Integer	300	The amount of time (in seconds) since the last received response that must pass before the SBProxy is considered down. The value range allowed for this setting is 300-1200.
sbproxy.echo.failed.count	Integer	3	Check sbproxy status failed count.
sbproxy.linux.threadPoolSize	Integer	120	The maximum number of threads initially available for processing SBProxy requests.
sbproxy.linux.timeout	Integer	30	The timeout period (in seconds) for processing a Linux server request.
sbproxy.logsize	Integer	64	Log size for sbproxy.log
sbproxy.monitor.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the watchdog monitors the SBProxy
sbproxy.pdhNoAuthentication	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, PDH authentication is enabled.
sbproxy.port	Integer	7211	The port used to communicate between Watchdog and Collector services to SBProxy.
sbproxy.process.timeout.thread.count	Integer	2	Timeout thread pool count.
sbproxy.restartOn102	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE and Windows encounters error 102, SBProxy will attempt to restart itself (applicable to Perfmon and WMI).
sbproxy.starting.duration.seconds*	Integer	60	The amount of time (in seconds) it is assumed that SBProxy will take to start up after Collector is up. During this period, NaN will not be reported.
sbproxy.timeout.queue.size	Integer	1024	The size of sbproxy timeout queue.
sbproxy.windows.pdhQueueCapacity	Integer	200	PDH task queue capacity.
sbproxy.windows.pdhTaskTimeout	Integer	0	The timeout period (in seconds) for PDH task processing. If set to 0, no timeout.
sbproxy.windows.pdhThreadPoolSize	Integer	50	The thread pool size for PDH task handling.
sbproxy.windows.queueCapacity	Integer	100	The capacity of Windows sbproxy queue.
sbproxy.windows.taskCommitTimeout	Integer	30	The timeout period for putting a received task into SBProxy’s internal processing queue .
sbproxy.windows.taskTimeout	Integer	0	The timeout period (in seconds) for task processing. If set to 0, no timeout.
sbproxy.windows.threadPoolSize	Integer	10	The thread pool size for tasks other than PDH or WMI.
sbproxy.windows.wmiQueueCapacity	Integer	200	The task queue capacity for tasks WMI.
sbproxy.windows.wmiTaskTimeout	Integer	0	The timeout period (in seconds) for processing tasks other than PDH. If set to 0, no timeout
sbproxy.windows.wmiThreadPoolSize	Integer	60	The thread pool size for WMI task handling.
sbproxy.wmi.wmi64enable	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, 64-bit WMI is enabled.
ping.pingers.icmp.id.increment.enable	Boolean	FALSE	Enable auto increment of ICMP ID when ping sequence reaches 65535.
ping.pingers.icmp.per.host.enable	Boolean	FALSE	Enable different ping ICMP ID per host.
ping.pingers.host.succes.to.fail.inc.icmpid.enable	Boolean	TRUE	Enable increment of ICMP ID when host ping fails.
ping.pingers.id.range	String	1000,5000	Set ICMP identifier range for ping. The format to set the range is comma separated. For example: minimumICMPId, maximumICMPId. Sometimes a ping destination may not respond if the ICMP Id range is too large. In such scenario reduce the ICMP identifier range.
ping.icmp.host.session.expire.time.in.seconds	Integer	300	Set the ICMP ping host session expire time.
See Watchdog Settings for additional settings that relate to the SBProxy.

SSE Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
sse.log.root	String	<SBAGENTROOT>/logs	The location of the SSE log files.
sse.collectorgroup.restartpolicy.processedtask.count	Integer	2000000	The task count at which the SSE Collector group will restart.
sse.collectorgroup.spawnpolicy.process.maxcount	Integer	1	The maximum count of SSE processes that can be spawned for the Collector group.
sse.collectorgroup.spawnpolicy.concurrenttask.maxcount	Integer	400	The number of tasks that can run concurrently for each Collector group SSE process.
sse.collectorgroup.init.timeout.inSec	Integer	40	Timeout (in seconds) for Collector SSE process initialization. If initialization fails, script tasks will not be sent to SSE.
sse.collectorgroup.jvm.locale	String	en-us	Allows tweaking of JVM locale. Tweaking is sometimes needed to correct date parsing in some locales.
sse.collectorgroup.jvm.threadpool.maxsize	Integer	200	The maximum thread count for SSE processing for the Collector group.
sse.collectorgroup.jvm.heap.minInMB	Integer	32	The minimum heap size (in megabytes) for Collector group SSE.
sse.collectorgroup.jvm.heap.maxInMB	Integer	0	If the value = 0, the maximum SSE heap size is set dynamically based on the Collector size. If the value is > 0, the value provided is used as the maximum heap size, regardless of Collector size. The sse.collectorgroup.jvm.heap.max.controlByWrapper setting must be set to FALSE for this setting to be considered.
sse.collectorgroup.jvm.metaspace.maxInMB	Integer	0	The maximum metaspace size (in megabytes) for Collector group SSE.
sse.collectorgroup.jvm.heap.max.controlByWrapper	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the maximum heap size for the Collector is controlled by the Collector’s Xmx configuration.
sse.collectorgroup.required.totalPhysicalMemory.inMB	Integer	2048	The required physical memory (in megabytes) for the Collector host. If the actual total physical memory is less than this value, scripts will not be scheduled to the SSE Collector group.
sse.collectorgroup.processSpawnCountPerMinute.limitation	Integer	1	The count limitation (per minute) that the spawning SSE process should not exceed.
sse.collectorgroup.scheduler.taskqueue.maxsize	Integer	10000	The maximum number of task allowed in the task queue in the SSE engine.
sse.collectorgroup.spawnpolicy.loadlevel.small.threshold	Integer	200	The task count threshold that allows LogicMonitor to determine if a process is under small load (as compared to count running tasks).
sse.collectorgroup.trustallcerts.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, trust all certs in SSE. Affects HTTPS connections from Collector.
sse.restartOn.criticalClassNotFound	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, SSE will restart if critical classes cannot be loaded.
sse.runtime.conf.path	String	./../conf/service.conf	conf path
sse.script.stopThread.useThreadStop	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, the thread.stop method will be used to force stop the SSE script. This method is deprecated and may cause issues as a result of an inconsistent state. If FALSE, thread.interrupt is called, which may not not stop some threads.
collector.script.cache.timeout	Integer	30	Expiration timeout (in minutes) for script cache data. Available in Collector versions 29.100 or higher.

Topology Mapping Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
eri.global.timeoutInSec	Integer	300	ERI global task timeout (in seconds).
eri.history.maxItem	Integer	32	The maximum number of ERI history items stored in memory like it is history result.
eri.queue.capacity	Integer	5000 * 50	ERI task queue capacity.
eri.workers	Integer	10	The number of threads available for processing ERI requests or tasks.
topology.global.timeoutInSec	Integer	300	Topology task timeout (in seconds).
topology.history.maxItem	Integer	1000	The maximum number of topology task history items stored in memory (cache).
topology.queue.capacity	Integer	250000	Topology task queue capacity.
topology.workers	Integer	10	The number of threads available for processing topology requests or tasks.

Watchdog Settings

Name	Type	Default	Details
watchdog.check.agent.cant.start.interval.time.in.second	Integer	240	The interval (in seconds) in which it will be reported that the Collector can’t restart.
watchdog.check.scheduled.task.enable	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, the watchdog will schedule a task to detect whether the Collector is working.
watchdog.clean.dumperror.interval	Integer	10	The interval (in minutes) in which the watchdog will check the dump error logs.
watchdog.clean.dumperror.patterns	String	sse_err_pid*.log,collector_err_pid*.log,hs_err_pid*.mdmp,hs_err_pid*.log,replay_pid*.log	The watchdog will check the dump error logs using the pattern provided as the value for this setting (e.g. “hs_err_pidXXX.log”) and delete the oldest Java critical logs.
watchdog.credential.rotation.interval	Integer	24	The interval (in hours) in which the publicly signed certificates that the Collector uses to authenticate itself to the LogicMonitor platform are rotated.
watchdog.credential.rotation.prohibition	Integer	1	Prohibits credential rotation to be more frequent than duration (in hours) set. If set to 0, no prohibition.
watchdog.credential.rotation.testmode.in.second	Integer	0	The credential rotation interval (in seconds) for test purposes.
watchdog.dump.sbproxy.memory.count	Integer	1	The number of reserve memory dump files for sbwinproxy. Maximum allowed value is 5.
watchdog.dump.sbproxy.memory.enable	Boolean	FALSE	If TRUE, sbwinproxy memory dump is enabled when heartbeat times out.
watchdog.dump.sbproxy.memory.wait.seconds	Integer	30	The amount of time (in seconds) before dump to sbwinproxy memory is completed.
watchdog.feed.renew.interval.in.second	Integer	10	Interval (in minutes) to see if feed from the server needs to be loaded to get the latest information.
watchdog.hang.ival	Integer	600	The interval (in seconds) for checking if the watchdog’s main loop is hung.
watchdog.keep.alive.timeout.in.second	Integer	60	The timeout period (in seconds) for reading the keep-alive response from the Collector.
watchdog.report.version.interval.in.second	Integer	300	Interval (in sec) to report collector version.
watchdog.restart	Integer	0	Restart watchdog interval (in hours). If set to 0, watchdog is never restarted.
watchdog.restart.blocked.collector.enable	Boolean	TRUE	If TRUE, the watchdog is able to restart blocked Collector.
watchdog.status.port	Integer	7213	The watchdog status listening port (i.e. the port over which the Collector service communicates to the Watchdog service).
watchdog.stop.then.start.agent.interval.seconds	Integer	5	The delay time (in seconds) the Watchdog will wait to start Collector when restarting the Collector.
watchdog.wait.agent.start.time.inseconds	Integer	45	The delay time (in seconds) after Collector start for watchdog to begin checking Collector.