Overview Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is a standard protocol defined by RFC 1541 (which is superseded by RFC 2131) that allows a server to dynamically distribute IP addressing and configuration information to clients. LogicMonitor's Microsoft DHCP monitoring package monitors various elements of a Windows DHCP server, alerts on changes, and, in some cases, provides … Continued
Overview LogicMonitor’s SwiftStack monitoring package leverages the SwiftStack Controller API to monitor a large number of storage utilization, CPU, load, and performance metrics. Setup Requirements Add Resources Into Monitoring Add your SwiftStack resource into monitoring. For more information on adding resources into monitoring, see Adding Devices. Obtain Credentials LogicMonitor must provide the … Continued
LogicMonitor offers out-of-the-box monitoring for Couchbase Server (formerly known as Membase), a document-oriented NoSQL database software package that is optimized for applications that serve concurrent users. Our LogicModule package for Couchbase Server accesses the Couchbase Server REST API to monitor auto-failover events, bucket performance, node status, pool performance, and more. Compatibility As of July 2020, … Continued
LogicMonitor’s out-of-the-box monitoring for Cisco SD-WAN networking architecture leverages the Cisco vManage API to monitor performance and availability metrics for various edge devices across your network. Cisco SD-WAN is also known as Viptela SD-WAN. Compatibility As of January 2022, LogicMonitor’s Cisco SD-WAN vManage package is known to be compatible with Cisco SD-WAN vManage API: Setup … Continued
LogicMonitor offers monitoring for Linux systems that leverages the SSH protocol to collect various metrics including CPU, memory, and filesystem utilization; uptime; and throughput to name a few. However, this monitoring is designed only for the systems where SNMP is not configured. If SNMP is configured, more robust out-of-the-box monitoring will activate and there is no need … Continued
Overview LogicMonitor can monitor Windows Server Failover Clusters (WSFCs) and SQL without triggering redundant SQL alerts. WSFCs are run from virtual IP (VIP) addresses and virtual network names (VNNs). There is no physical hardware at these addresses. LogicMonitor’s SQL Server monitoring, which is handled by our Microsoft SQL Server package, primarily uses SQL database queries … Continued
Overview Dell SC is a storage system branded as Dell Storage Center or Dell EMC Storage Center. LogicMonitor offers out-of-the-box monitoring for Dell SC based systems, allowing you to monitor various metrics for the storage devices including fan RPM, fan status, temperature, disk status, health status, global object count statistics, and more. Compatibility As of … Continued
Introduction LogicMonitor offers out-of-the-box monitoring for the Ruckus ZoneDirector (ZD) wireless LAN (WLAN) controller. Our monitoring package uses SNMP to query the ZoneDirector controller for a variety of performance metrics, including uptime, CPU, memory, error rates, and rogue WiFi signals. Setup Requirements Add Resource Into Monitoring Add your Ruckus ZoneDirector host into monitoring. … Continued
LogicMonitor’s Atlassian Statuspage (statuspage.io) monitoring package leverages the Statuspage API to monitor and alert on the status of SaaS applications with publicly-accessible status data hosted by Statuspage Setup Requirements Add a Statuspage Host Into Monitoring Since this is a service and there is no physical resource to add into monitoring, you’ll need to manually create … Continued
Overview LogicMonitor offers out-of-the-box monitoring for the Fortinet FortiWeb web application firewall (WAF). Our monitoring suite uses SNMP to query the FortiWeb firewall for a variety of health and performance metrics. Setup Requirements Add Resource Into Monitoring Add your FortiWeb host into monitoring. For more information on adding resources into monitoring, see Adding Devices. … Continued