When you prepare a machine for production, you usually want to use a redundant network interface in order to be resilient to possible network outages. When we created our OpenShift cluster this wasn’t possible during the installation procedure, at least not using the UPI procedure. We recently added a new node and discovered this new…
Read MoreScenario GLPI is integrated into NetEye and provides powerful asset management solutions. Usually GLPI agents are deployed on servers and clients: this way an up-to-date asset inventory is kept within NetEye. The GLPI package also provides a tool able to perform network SNMP scans, detecting for example network printers, switches, and routers, as well as…
Read MoreIn the first blog post of this series I showed you how to set up an OpenShift test environment and set up Gitea via helm chart and add an ssh key to Gitea. In the second blog post we created a deployment with ArgoCD that clones via ssh from our Gitea instance. In this final…
Read MoreDiscover how you can benefit from Microsoft 365 integration! Hello everyone! We’re happy to announce that the integration with Microsoft 365 and Jira is now available ❤ Read this article, to know how you can benefit from it 😉 🎉 🎇 Features in Jira Here’s the list of the most important features that you will…
Read MoreWe fixed a bug that caused the neteye install command to not wait for resources to restart after the procedure completed. We updated the following packages:
Read MoreIn my previous post, we set up our test environment and a Gitea operator. In this blog post we’ll install the OpenShift GitOps operator and run a simple deployment. This setup allows us to test OpenShift-specific security constraints (such as OpenShift-specific SCCs, non privileged containers by default, etc.) in a test environment before going into…
Read MoreIn this series of blog posts I’ll show you how to set up ArgoCD and Tekton to clone git repositories via ssh from a Gitea instance hosted on an OpenShift cluster. Please note that for the sake of this blog post, the configurations are not suited for use in production, but just to give you…
Read MoreHave you already read this blog post Adding soar features to the soc part 1 vulnerability management? If not, you have to! It explains the SOAR features leveraged by the Würth Phoenix SOC and how we implement our Vulnerability Management process. In this article, I’ll take a step back, focusing on what happens before the…
Read MoreWe released an update for GLPI that fixes several vulnerabilities. We updated the following packages:
Read MoreIn order to be able to carry out detailed network monitoring, an IT administrator naturally wants to know what is happening in his or her network. To obtain this information, the network flows must of course be analyzed. Many network devices offer the option of creating netflows, which are sent to a recipient who can…
Read MoreWe fixed a bug in Icingaweb2 module Tornado UI which prevented the UI from refreshing after a draft configuration was deleted. We updated the following packages:
Read MoreWe fixed a bug in the NetEye Alyvix module related to the Multi Tenancy migration command neteye alyvix-node enable-multitenancy –all, in which we adapted the data sent by the command to the Alyvix node to comply with the latest specification of Alyvix Service. Furthermore, we fixed an issue in the update procedure which was not…
Read MoreWe fixed a bug in Icingaweb2 module Tornado UI which made part of the testing form unreachable when multi-tenancy was enabled. We updated the following packages:
Read MoreA lot of people run regular tasks on their Windows Servers using the Windows Task Scheduler. Now it’s time to find out if these tasks run on time, within a limit, and complete successfully. This monitoring task is done over nscp.exe, so you should have NSClient++ installed along with your Icinga2 Agent. Take a look…
Read MoreIn the near future NetEye will likely introduce the use of NetworkManager instead of the network scripts used so far for the configuration of network connectivity. In this blog I’d like to describe some simple steps to perform a migration to NetworkManager in case it becomes necessary to go through with the transition. Let’s look…
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