You can choose to assign any newly discovered devices to a specific device group. Alternatively, if you do not wish to add these devices to a group, they will be assigned to the “Unmonitored Netscan Devices” group under the Devices tab. The process of assigning devices discovered via Netscan to a group is different for … Continued
There are two ways to run a NetScan: Schedule a scan Manually run a scan Scheduling a Recurring NetScan You can schedule a NetScan in one of two ways: 1. During the creation of a NetScan. See Creating NetScans. 2. From the NetScan’s Manage page after it has been created. To retroactively schedule an existing … Continued
NetScans are processes in which LogicMonitor Collectors periodically look for and automatically discover devices in your network. NetScans streamline the process of adding devices to your LogicMonitor account, which helps ensure your entire environment is properly monitored. When a device is discovered, you can specify criteria that determines whether it will be added to monitoring. … Continued
LogicMonitor’s Single Sign On (SSO) solution enables administrators to authenticate and manage LogicMonitor users directly from their Identity Provider (IdP). This simplifies the login process and password management while providing the ability to take advantage of all of your IdP’s security features and efficiencies. LogicMonitor’s SSO can work with any SAML 2.0 compatible IdP. In … Continued
Roles are sets of permissions and configurations that determine how a user interacts with the LogicMonitor platform, as well as what functionality users can access. By default, LogicMonitor installs with four standard roles: In addition to these four predefined roles, administrators (or any user granted manage permissions for User Access settings) can create an unlimited … Continued
Creating Users To add new users to your LogicMonitor account, navigate to Settings > User Access > Users & Roles > Add > User. As discussed next, there are several settings that must be established in order to create user accounts. These settings determine credentials, some basic interface behavior, and a user’s level of permissions. … Continued
When an administrator creates a new user account in LogicMonitor, the user receives a welcome email. From Settings | Message Templates | New User Message you can edit the contents of this welcome email. The body of the message supports HTML content. You can use the following tokens (which are replaced at sending time … Continued
Overview The content of alert notification messages is defined by alert message templates. By default, alert notifications will be formatted based on the global alert message templates in the Settings | Message Templates | Alert Templates section of your account. These global templates can be overriden for a particular datapoint, eventsource, or batchjob by defining … Continued
Overview 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 … Continued