Integrating with CyberArk Vault for Dual Account
You can integrate LogicMonitor Collector with CyberArk Vault to store sensitive information such as login credentials, keys, and other sensitive data for hosts, devices, services, and more. In addition to a single account, CyberArk Vault also supports Dual Account to eliminate any edge case delays that may occur using a single account such as data collection … Continued
Integrating with CyberArk Vault for Single Account
LogicMonitor stores sensitive information including credentials, secrets, etc for hosts, devices, services. The LogicMonitor Collector provides the integration with CyberArk as a vault solution. For more information, see CyberArk documentation. To integrate the CyberArk Vault with LogicMonitor Collector, see Integrating with Credential Vault. Prerequisites CyberArk Application Authentication Methods The CyberArk Credential Provider provides multiple methods … Continued
Integrating with Credential Vault
The Credential Vault integration with collector makes it possible to store and manage sensitive information (including credentials and secrets for hosts, devices, services, etc.) in an external credential vault. Collector supports the following vault integrations: Note: Support for the Credential Vault Integration was added in EA Collector 29.108. Refer to the relevant vault integration topics … Continued
Migrating Collector from Root to Non-root User
Initially, you could run Linux Collectors using root credentials. Later, we extended this support to users with non-root credentials to install Collectors. We have now enhanced the migration process to enable users to migrate Collectors running as root to run under non-root users without uninstalling Collector or losing any data. You can follow both prompt based and … Continued
Reinstalling Collector
This article describes the steps to reinstall a collector onto the same device. Reinstalling a collector requires you to shut down the collector and its services, download and install a new collector, and remove the old collector. If you are reinstalling the collector onto a different device (or replacing a collector), we recommend that you … Continued
Moving Collector to Another Machine
To avoid downtime when moving your collector to another machine, we recommend that you install a new collector on a new machine and then transfer the monitored devices from the old collector to the new collector. Once you have installed a collector on the new machine, you can transfer monitored devices to the new collector.
Installing Collectors in Silent Mode
In addition to the standard interactive collector installation process, there is also a non-interactive “Silent” installation mode. The Silent mode is convenient if you are automating installation and are not around to manually answer prompts about user and proxy details. In this article, we have explained the steps to install Windows and Linux collectors. We … Continued
Adding SDT to Collector
You can manage Scheduled Down Time (SDT) of your collectors just as you can for your LogicMonitor resources. The SDTs for your collector suppresses alert notifications for any collector down alerts triggered during the SDT (these alerts will still be displayed in your LogicMonitor account). You can schedule SDT for your collectors during maintenance windows … Continued
Managing Collector Logs
You can control how much information is logged by your collector and how long the log files are retained. Adjusting Log Level You can adjust log levels to increase how much information is logged to debug an issue, or to decrease how much information is logged to save disk space. The log level for each … Continued