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07. 02. 2020 NetEye Blog Admin ITOA, Log-SIEM, NetEye

Next Stop: The NetEye User Group 2020

This year’s NetEye User Group in its German edition will take place on May 7th at the Deutsche Bahn Museum in Nuremburg, Germany. Our clients are already reserving their places, and together we will shape the future of NetEye. The main topics will be our current SIEM approach to enhanced data security in the face of…

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07. 02. 2020 Thomas Forrer Bug Fixes, NetEye

Bug Fixes for NetEye 4.10

We released a fix of Logrotate policies, now the logrotate policy of httpd is rotated daily instead of weekly and old logs will be compressed. For NetEye 4.10 we updated: httpd-neteye-config to version 1.5.1-1 httpd-neteye-config-autosetup to version 1.5.1-1

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06. 02. 2020 Valentina Da Rold NetEye, Unified Monitoring

How to Configure Slack Notification on NetEye

Notifications for service and host problems are an integral part of your monitoring setup, representing the responsive components of your monitoring system. You can configure actions based on changes in the status of monitored objects. While monitoring systems are incredibly useful for active interpretation and investigation, one of the primary benefits of a complete monitoring…

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06. 02. 2020 Bharat Bisht Bug Fixes, NetEye

Bug Fixes for NetEye 4.10

We released a fix for the Logmanager module, now the logmanager commit command does not return any error when executed via CLI. For NetEye 4.10 we updated: icingaweb2-module-logmanager to version 0.30.1-1 icingaweb2-module-neteye to version 1.50.0-1

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05. 02. 2020 Damiano Chini Bug Fixes, NetEye

Bug Fixes for NetEye 4.9

We now always restart httpd on Lampo updates, so we removed from the Lampo installation guide the procedure to restart httpd For NetEye 4.9 we updated: icingaweb2-module-neteye to version 1.42.2-1 neteye-setup to version 1.30.3-1 We have added an option to support the load of all the MIBs installed on the system. For NetEye 4.9 we…

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05. 02. 2020 Damiano Chini Bug Fixes, NetEye

Bug Fixes for NetEye 4.10

We now always restart httpd on Lampo updates, so we removed from the Lampo installation guide the procedure to restart httpd For NetEye 4.10 we updated: icingaweb2-module-neteye to version 1.49.0-1 neteye-setup to version 1.37.0-1 We have added an option to support the load of all the MIBs installed on the system. For NetEye 4.10 we…

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04. 02. 2020 Oreste Attanasio NetEye, Service Management

Microsoft will Deny Plain LDAP Connections to AD Beginning March 2020

Starting in March 2020, Microsoft will release an update which includes hardening measures for LDAP binding. Read the full advisory here: https://portal.msrc.microsoft.com/en-us/security-guidance/advisory/ADV190023 . This affects all of us who still use plain LDAP to perform queries in Active Directory. Starting in March we will be forced to use secure LDAP binding, because AD will deny…

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03. 02. 2020 Thomas Forrer Downloads / Release Notes, NetEye

NetEye 4.10 Release Notes

Release Date: January 31, 2020 Welcome to version 4.10 of our NetEye v4 Unified Monitoring Solution. The new and updated features in this version focus mainly on the new Asset Management module, the support of Beat agents in the SIEM feature module, the Shutdown Manager module GUI, and the improvements to the Service Level Management module….

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31. 01. 2020 Valentina Da Rold Bug Fixes

Bug Fixes for NetEye 4.9

We released a graphical fix for the NetEye Authentication Role form: now input labels are easily readable. For NetEye 4.9 we updated: icingaweb2 to version 2.7.3_neteye1.56.4-1

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23. 01. 2020 Benjamin Gröber NetEye

How to Use Tornado for event based monitoring with Icinga 2 (Part 1/2)

Tornado is the spiritual successor of the NetEye EventHandler. Tornado is an open-source, rule based Event Processing engine designed to handle up to millions of events per second. We can leverage this capability to ingest all possibly interesting events of our entire infrastructure, and react to the effectively interesting ones. In this blog post we…

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23. 01. 2020 Benjamin Gröber NetEye

How to Use Tornado for event based monitoring with Icinga 2 (Part 2/2)

Tornado is the spiritual successor of the NetEye EventHandler. Tornado is an open-source, rule based Event Processing engine designed to handle up to millions of events per second. We can leverage this capability to ingest all possibly interesting events of our entire infrastructure, and react to the effectively interesting ones. In this blog post we…

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14. 01. 2020 Luca Franzoi NetEye, Unified Monitoring

Using Nmap as an Import Source for NetEye 4

Depending on your network configuration it might be useful to import reachable devices in NetEye 4. This operation can be accomplished using the Nmap tool (already installed on your machine) and an Icingaweb module. Follow these steps to install the module: Download the archive from here Put the contents of the archive in the NetEye…

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14. 01. 2020 Alessandro Valentini Bug Fixes

Bug Fixes for NetEye 4.9

Fixes NetEye deep check error on passive nodes when module logmanagement is installed. For NetEye 4.9 we updated: searchguard-plugin-common, searchguard-plugin-common-autosetup, elasticsearch-plugin-searchguard, elasticsearch-plugin-searchguard-autosetup, kibana-plugin-searchguard,kibana-plugin-searchguard-autosetup to versions 8.4.2-1 icingaweb2-module-logmanager, icingaweb2-module-logmanager-autosetup to version 0.29.1-1

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10. 01. 2020 Damiano Chini Unified Monitoring

PHP Unit Test Execution Redesign in NetEye 4

The R&D team makes extensive use of PHP unit tests in order to ensure functional correctness in all the icingaweb2 modules integrated into NetEye 4. In fact, for each icingaweb2 module we developed a PHPUnit component that allows us to perform unit tests on all PHP classes and functions present in the module. These PHP…

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09. 01. 2020 Damiano Chini Log-SIEM, NetEye

Support for Elasticsearch-only Nodes

Until NetEye 4.8, customers who needed to expand the capacity of their Elasticsearch cluster running alongside their Red Hat cluster could add new standard nodes to NetEye clusters. This meant, however, that the new nodes would dedicate their resources not just to improving the capacity of the Elasticsearch cluster, but also to maintaining all services…

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