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SNAG-View Application Monitoring

With SNAG-View, application monitoring can be set up very easily and very comprehensively!

Using the ticket system Znuny as an example, we show you how deeply you can monitor an application.

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Edit LDAP-Filter-String in i-doit manually

If you do not wish to include all Active Directory users in i-doit, you can restrict said users via filters. Previously, the configuration of the LDAP filter could only be achieved by using the Filter Builder.

Starting from i-doit Version 31, the filter string can be edited directly.

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Own $USERX$ macros for SNAG-View 3

Additional placeholders for the path to plugins ($USERXXX$) can be integrated very easily in SNAG-View. The following steps are necessary for this:

A new <item> entry must be created in the "resource_cfg.xml".

Note: Be careful not to change or delete existing <item> entries.

Example:

We currently ship two predefined macros: "$USER1$ and $USER2$". After the change, the macro $USER3$ is available for the path /var/lib/nagios/libexec-customer2.

The script "/usr/bin/createNagiosCfg.sh" is then executed, so that the configuration is saved and saved in the resource.cfg.

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