Overview FEATURE AVAILABILITY: LogicMonitor Pro and Enterprise Available from the Resources page, the Maps tab is an extension of LogicMonitor’s topology mapping capabilities. It visually represents the relationships between the current selected resource(s) and other elements in your network. For a broader understanding of LogicMonitor’s topology mapping capabilities, see Topology Mapping Overview. Using the Maps … Continued

Devices discovered by NetScan that are not assigned to a device group show in the “Unmonitored NetScan Devices” on Resources tab or Settings tab. You can filter this list of devices in several ways: Device types: e.g. Windows, Linux, Cisco, NetApp devices. NetScan: names of your NetScan definitions by which they were added. NetScan ID: … Continued

The Alerts tab is available from the Resources and Websites pages. It is a filtered view of the Alerts page, displaying active alerts only for the current selected entity (i.e. a device group, resource, DataSource, Service, or instance found in the Resources tree; a website found in the Websites tree). You can further filter the … Continued

Overview Configuring SDT (scheduled downtime) allows you to suppress all routed alert notifications during periods when alerts are expected as a result of upgrades, maintenance or other scheduled activities. This functionality is ideal for eliminating alert noise around activities that are planned and, therefore, aren’t cause for alarm. Alerts for entities in SDT still appear … Continued

The Info tab provides general information, such as Group membership and Properties.  There are four different versions of the Info tab, one for each of: Groups Devices Instances AWS Groups AWS Devices Groups Info Tab When viewing a Group or Sub Group, the Info tab will display all member groups and devices, properties associated with … Continued

Ops Notes allow you to add time stamped annotations (i.e. markers) to your graphs. This is a powerful way to correlate events – be it manual device changes, upgrades, or releases- with performance changes in your environment. Not only is this useful for troubleshooting purposes, but it provides a historical log of events’ impact on … Continued

Per-user time range settings are available throughout the portal (for all graphs). You can change the time range by clicking the Time Range button located in the top right of the Resources, Websites, and Dashboards pages toolbars. From the Time Range dialog that appears, select the default time range, a predefined time range, or a … Continued

Overview The Resources page is where all devices and cloud resources being monitored by your LogicMonitor account are managed. If you haven’t added any devices to your account yet, see Adding Devices for instructions on adding devices to be monitored. If devices are already present in your account, read on for an overview of the … Continued