v.202 Release Notes

Root Cause Analysis has been renamed to Dependent Alert Mapping. This name change is reflected throughout the LogicMonitor portal and does not impact the workflow for configuring the feature.

To access this feature, navigate to Settings > Alert > Dependent Alert Mapping.

With the Copy Dashboard URL feature, you can share the dashboard URL with or without applied filters. The dashboard URL displays the exact view from when the URL was generated.

You can now access Datapoint Analysis from a graph widget in Dashboards UIv4.

In the top right overflow menu, there is a new option to launch datapoint analysis for the datapoints that are within a widget. This is available for graph widgets only that contain time-series data.

The minimum password length is set to 12 characters.

The suspension days are set as 90 days for all the new portals.
For existing portals, the suspension days remain 0, or the set number of days.

In addition, along with the Single Sign-On users, local users are also suspended.

For more information, see Portal Settings in the product documentation.

The email verification link is sent to the users in the following two scenarios:

• When a new user is created
• When the existing user updates their email ID

You must select the link provided in the email to complete the verification process and activate the account. For more information, see Adding a User in the product documentation.

Now when you enable the Force Password Change option, an email is sent to reset the password on the next login.

The following options are available:

• Immediately (force logout for this user)—By selecting this option, the user will immediately get forced logged out from the LogicMonitor portal. In addition, the user would have to reset the password on the next login.
• Next login (requires users to reset the password on the next login)—By selecting this option, the user will be required to reset the password on the next login.

You can also perform bulk action for this feature. For more information, see Adding a User in the product documentation.

You will now receive an email notification if the following fields are modified:

• API Tokens
• Roles
• View Permission
• Enable Two-Factor Authentication

You can now sort the following columns in the modules table in My Module Toolbox and Exchange:

• Status
• Author
• Use Status
• Support Status

This allows you to alphabetically navigate through the list of modules based on the header you select. In addition, you can sort after you apply a filter to further organize the list of modules to locate the module you need.

To access this feature, navigate to Modules > My Module Toolbox or Exchange, and select the table header for the status you want to sort on.

The following improvements have been made to enhance the management of LogicModules:

• Improved local history entry when cloning a LogicModule.
• Improved the In Use/Not in Use tracking for LogicModules.
• Improved logic to determine “Customized” status of LogicModules.

In a future release, LogicModules will no longer be available from Settings. You can access the Exchange, My Module Toolbox, and all settings for managing modules from Modules in the navigation bar.

For more information, see Modules Overview in the Product Documentation.

Fixed a character limit in LogicModule OID fields that would prevent saving of valid OIDs.

The default-level instance group graph now displays in the New UI.

Node grouping is now available on Dynamic Maps. You can now group nodes based on a specific set of properties such as Account, Cluster, Node, Namespace, Provider, and so on. For more information, see Creating Topology Maps in the product documentation.

Usage Reporting is now generally available in all LogicMonitor portals. Usage Reporting allows you to view the cumulative monthly usage for your organization to help you understand how and where your environment is incurring the most data usage.

To access this feature, navigate to Settings > Usage.

For more information, see Usage Reporting Overview in the product documentation.

LogicMonitor now provides the usage metrics for IaaS and PaaS monitoring as part of your Cloud Monitoring subscription. The usage metrics consists of the monthly average count of the IaaS and PaaS resources.

The usage metrics for IaaS monitoring are divided into non-compute resources and IaaS resources, allowing you to view them separately or in a combined format for a total usage count. PaaS monitoring is provided as the total monthly average count of your monitored PaaS resources.

To access this feature, navigate to Settings > Usage, and select “IaaS Monitoring” or “PaaS Monitoring”.

For more information, see Usage Reporting Overview in the product documentation.

You can now leverage the Tenant Identifier as a contributor for Usage Reporting. In addition to viewing the usage data for multiple contributors using Child Accounts across separate LogicMonitor portals, Tenant ID allows you to view the usage data for multiple accounts that are organized within the same LogicMonitor portal. This enhances the source of truth for your usage metrics as you can switch between the two types of contributors depending on how your environment is organized.

To access this feature, navigate to Settings > Usage, and select “tenant.identifier” Contributor Type.

For more information, see Usage Reporting Overview in the product documentation.