We fixed a bug of the ITOA Module that ignores the multiple teams with a single organization, defined for a user in NetEye roles, and assigns only the last team in Grafana. For NetEye 4.19 we updated the following packages: icingaweb2-module-analytics, icingaweb2-module-analytics-autosetup to version 1.46.2-1
Read MoreWürth Phoenix is fully engaged with the Open Source world. In line with our high level of commitment, we have decided to open source our library of Atlassian integration scripts by sharing them with the community. Our initial release is a new repository containing the following Jira/Jira Service Management integration scripts: Importing clients from a…
Read MoreWith this bugfix, we fixed a problem in the availability contracts of the SLM module related to the monitoring filter of the customer role. For NetEye 4.19 we updated the following packages: icingaweb2-module-slm, icingaweb2-module-slm-autosetup to version 4.14.4-1
Read MoreWith this bugfix, we fixed the button to add an annotation to a panel in the ITOA module. For NetEye 4.19 we updated the following packages: grafana, grafana-autosetup, grafana-neteye-config to version 7.5.5_neteye3.13.1-1
Read MoreWith this bugfix, we fixed a problem in Telegraf package that caused the configuration file to be lost. For NetEye 4.19 we updated the following packages: telegraf, telegraf-autosetup to version 1.16.3_neteye2.6.3-1
Read MoreRecently I was asked why alerting in a NetEye 4 environment isn’t run via the central master, but instead via the satellites. The background to this is that the NetEye Master is located in Italy, which controls various satellites in other European and African countries. It’s therefore a strategic decision that alarms are sent from…
Read MoreWith this bugfix, we fixed a problem in ntopng module that did not allow creating hosts pools. For NetEye 4.19 we updated the following packages: icingaweb2-module-ntopng, icingaweb2-module-ntopng-autosetup to version 1.5.1-2
Read MoreWelcome to version 4.19 of our NetEye v4 Unified Monitoring Solution. In this release, NetEye moves away from the Dolomites to show another iconic landmark of South Tyrol, the Lago di Resia/Reschensee with its submerged bell tower. A symbol of perseverance, the bell tower of ancient Curon Venosta/Graun im Vinschgau town rises above the lake…
Read MoreWith this bugfix, we disabled the SSL v3 and the TLS v1.0 protocols for the incoming connections on port 443 (HTTPS). For NetEye 4.18 we updated the following packages: httpd-neteye-config, httpd-neteye-config-autosetup to version 1.9.1-1
Read MoreWith this bugfix release, we fixed a problem related to the Logmanager verify job health-check, that randomly failed during the night check. For NetEye 4.18 we updated the following packages: icingaweb2-module-logmanager, icingaweb2-module-logmanager-autosetup to version 0.39.1-1
Read MoreWe updated the Director Module to version 1.8.1, which includes several UI and other bug fixes. The full list of changes can be found in the release note. For NetEye 4.18 we updated the following packages: icingaweb2-module-director, icingaweb2-module-director-autosetup to version 1.8.1_neteye1.25.1-1
Read MoreIntroduction The nTop application is one of NetEye’s integrated solutions for network traffic monitoring. In order to test its scalability, we decided to build a test bench where we could simulate a customer who needs to monitor a large number of devices (i.e., 1-2K routers) and wants to group this information at the nTop level…
Read MoreWith this bugfix release, we fixed a problem related to the Elastic Blockchain Proxy with a large amount of indexed logs. For NetEye 4.18 we updated the following packages: elastic-blockchain-proxy and elastic-blockchain-proxy-autosetup to version 0.15.2-1
Read MoreIn this article we will see together how to perform an analysis of a site present on the Dark Web and more precisely of a site present within the Tor network. Our point of reference will be the site of the Avos ransomware gang, which has just started its cyber criminal activity a few weeks…
Read MoreVeeam is a widely used and well-known backup system. A customer recently asked me if he could check on the operation of his Veeam-based backup system by verifying the Windows event log, since the standard checks used within the community did not provide him with the current status of his Veeam infrastructure. This use case…
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