LogicMonitor can monitor the underlying hardware health of your HP system when running both Windows or Linux by installing the HP System Management Homepage for Linux/Windows package on the system.  Once installed and snmp is configured, fans, power supplies, RAID status, individual disks, memory, chassis temperature, etc., will automatically be monitored. System Management Homepage (SMH) … Continued

Overview For hosts that support IPMI sensors, LogicMonitor can gather that data and integrate it into the monitoring. Setup Requirements All that is required is that IPMI be enabled on the hosts, and IPMI credentials be set for the ipmi.user and ipmi.pass properties located on the resources being monitored within LogicMonitor. If you enable IPMI … Continued

For the most part, standard monitoring of LSI MegaRAID RAID controller expansion cards are provided out-of-box as long as SNMP is enabled on your device and the sas_snmp and sas_ir_snmp packages are installed from LSI. However, depending on your operating environment, there may be additional steps involved: For Linux machines, please enable SNMP access on … Continued

LogicMonitor will automatically detect data sensors, and start plotting them, but does not have default thresholds, as we don’t know what the data is that’s being reported – temperature? Humidity? You should set thresholds for the sensors. Contact sensors are not automatically detected by Active Discovery, as there is no way to know when a … Continued

LogicMonitor can monitor the underlying hardware health of your Dell system. Metrics for fans, power supplies, RAID status, individual disks, memory, chassis temperature, etc., are automatically monitored with our out-of-the-box DataSources. Depending upon the operating system in use on your Dell system, or the specifications of the system itself, LogicMonitor offers varying methods of monitoring … Continued