Users are required to authenticate themselves with a bearer token before making LogicMonitor REST API v3 requests. It is a combination of multiple alpha numeric characters and is auto generated by LogicMonitor. You can use bearer token to authenticate yourself to use LogicMonitor Python and GO v3 SDK files and LogicMonitor REST API v3. You … Continued
LogicMonitor provides a New User Message template that you can use to welcome new users to your LogicMonitor portal. When you add a new user, the user receives an email welcoming them to your portal. You can customize this template as needed. The New User Message settings enable you to modify the email template and provide key … Continued
LogicMonitor is entrusted with sending crisp and informative alert messages to customers. As a user with Administrator role, you are responsible for managing the content of alert messages defined in the alert messages templates. LogicMonitor supports 12 types of alert messages. The alerts can be send via email, SMS, and voice. The alert message template setting allows … Continued
Users in LogicMonitor allow individual access to your LogicMonitor account and portal. Depending on the permissions you assign to the user, you can restrict or grant access to certain areas of your account and portal. When you create a user, you use a wizard in your LogicMonitor portal to add the user to your portal, … Continued
LogicMonitor’s audit logs provide insight into recent account activity, such as user logins and configuration changes made to resources in the account. Each audit log entry provides a timestamp for the event, the username associated with the event, the IP address associated with the event, and a description of the event. For example, you could … Continued
NetScans are processes in which LogicMonitor Collectors periodically look for and automatically discover devices in your network. NetScans streamline the adding of devices to your LogicMonitor account, which helps ensure your entire environment is properly monitored. When setting up a NetScan, you can create a basic NetScan or advanced NetScan. A basic NetScan is simplified … Continued
To log in to your LogicMonitor account after two-factor authentication has been enabled, enter your username and password. For more information about enabling two-factor authentication, see Two-Factor Authentication in Security Settings. You will be asked to select a two-factor authentication method: 1. Verify using a Multi-Factor Authenticator App (Recommended) If you want to verify two-factor … Continued
API Tokens can be used to authenticate requests to LogicMonitor’s REST API. API Tokens (LMv1 and Bearer tokens) enable you to control which users in your account use the REST API, and monitor how often they are using it. For more information on API tokens (LMv1, Bearer) and best practices to use API tokens, see Application … Continued
To delete a NetScan, select your NetScan and click the “Manage” button. In the bottom lefthand corner of the “Manage” window, click “delete.”
Under the History tab of your NetScan, you can view records of each individual iteration of the NSP, including the number of devices added as a result of the scan, the Collector on which it was run, the timestamp, as well as the user who performed the scan. If your discovered resources were added to … Continued