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2 MIN READ At Nexus Live on October 8 th , we announced an important evolution of the ScienceLogic AI Platform: a new, unified naming convention under the Skylar™ name. This rebrand highlights our commitme...
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Nexus Top Contributors & Experts September 2025
Hello Nexus Community Members, I have some great stats and new leaderboard members for September which is typically a slow month for community activity. Let's take a look at what some of our members are focusing on. Page Views Members Rank Page Views teppotahkapaa Champion 251 JamesCC Expert 138 LewisH_Glide Contributor II 111 Jasonkeck-GDIT Expert 99 JaeKim Contributor 98 Page Views is how we measure who is looking at the most content. Teppo continues to be the most active here. Congrats to LewisH_Glide and JaeKim for making the leaderboard for the first time. Please let us know if you are finding what you need or have requests for new/updated content. Discussions Posted Members Rank Discussions Issac Expert 4 jamesramsden Expert 3 merrittr Contributor II 3 JasonH Contributor 2 People post discussions when they need help, what to collaborate on a topic or just want to share something important. Thank you to Issac who posted the most discussions in September. Happy to see JasonH is new to the community and already posting some good content. Replies Members Rank Replies jamesramsden Expert 7 Issac Expert 5 yaquaholic Contributor III 4 merrittr Contributor II 3 teppotahkapaa Champion 3 Thank you jamesramsden for posting such detailed and thoughtful responses to other members questions. This type of participation is what builds great communities of users who trust each other and the validity of content. Solutions Authored Members Rank Solutions Authored jamesramsden Expert 1 teppotahkapaa Champion 1 miles_cross Contributor II 1 Thanks for posting responses and helping others resolve issues, not only does this help the immediate poster but offers valid solutions for other customers who may experience the same issues. Ideas Submitted Members Rank Ideas teppotahkapaa Champion 7 JamesCC Expert 2 Meldgaard Contributor III 2 Thank you for submitting ideas to our product team. All submissions are so valuable to our product team to create new enhancements and expand products in the ways that are most beneficial to our customers. I see teppotahkapaa and JamesCC continue to be active and Meldgaard is also sharing some great ideas. Idea Votes Given Members Rank Idea Votes Given JamesCC Expert 10 LewisH_Glide Contributor II 8 teppotahkapaa Champion 7 jamesramsden Expert 5 Voting and commenting on other members ideas helps our team learn more about how many customers would like to see certain updates and enhancements. Thank you to JamesCC in particular for driving this valuable activity. Likes Received Members Rank Likes Received jamesramsden Expert 4 teppotahkapaa Champion 2 Jasonkeck-GDIT Expert 2 yaquaholic Contributor III 2 TexPaul Contributor II 2 JasonH Contributor 2 Likes Received means that people are finding value from your content and participation. Its easy to like others content and helps acknowledge the time and effort each member spends on their posts. Its also an including way to encourage others to keep participating. Thank you to our September top participants. Cheers, Sara3Views0likes0CommentsStorage Monitoring
Good afternoon We are looking at event tuning within SL1 and are wanting to have different thresholds based on the drive, so for example with our file servers we are looking to tune the events so that if the c: drive is over 90% full it logs a minor and if it is over 95% it logs a major for the device. But then with the shared drives we would want them to alert at as 96% and 98%, as they are larger drives. Does anyone know if this is possible and how it would be set up, as from what we can see you can only have a set threshold for every disk Thank YouSolved40Views1like5CommentsConfig push process Vs Appliance page config push force
Could you help me understand the background processes when I initiate a "Force Config Push" (e.g., by clicking the lightning bolt icon) vs what differs from the standard config push process?' What steps does the system execute during a "Force Config Push" to apply configuration changes to managed devices? If the configuration push process is disabled, will clicking "Force Config Push" still result in a complete and successful configuration update to the target device(s)? ThanksSolved54Views0likes10CommentsDashboard > Server Uptime
Does anyone know if it is possible to filter servers based on uptime in the SL1 dashboards. We are wanting to create a patching dashboard, which shows Patching server health but also highlights machines that have more then 35days uptime, but we cannot find a way to filter the uptimes Thank you12Views0likes1CommentNexus Community Tip: Follow Tags
Following Tags in the Nexus Community is a great way to track topics and content which are the most important to you. Be sure to also read about the importance of tagging. There are several ways to Follow and Monitor Tags. Login to the Nexus Community Follow Tags There are two popular ways to locate ‘Tags’ Content Tag Cloud Here is how you can accomplish this using either technique. 1. Content If a piece of content has ‘Tags’ they will display on the lower left corner below the piece of content. Click on the desired tag to see all content which has uses this tag across the community. 2. Tag Cloud Tag Clouds can be found on the right-hand side of many of the category pages. Once you land on the content summary page for that tag you can see all associated content. Select the ‘Bell’ or Notification icon on the upper right-hand corner of the page. Select Follow for a) this board or b) across the community When you have successfully followed the Tag a confirmation alert will display on the upper right-hand side of your screen. Monitor Tags Select your User Profile Dropdown Under the ‘Manage Content’ category you can click on ‘Tags’ The landing page will display all of the tags you follow You can choose from different sort options, or replace/remove. Have a Tag related question or comment? Please share it here for the other community members.52Views0likes1CommentNexus Community Leaderboard- Sept 2025
Hello Nexus Community Members, Here is our current leaderboard for top contributors as of September 2025. Ranking is determined by activities including Posting Content, Commenting, Voting, Liking and Correct Answers. Members Rank teppotahkapaa Champion jamesramsden Expert Issac Expert Jasonkeck-GDIT Expert JamesCC Expert Mani Expert Saskia Expert yomi25 Expert neil Expert But7villa_kd Expert yaquaholic Contributor III Savage Contributor III Alfred_Heijkoop Contributor III Meldgaard Contributor III Thomas Contributor III PattyN Contributor III jbovee Contributor III CiaranGarvey Contributor III debdutta88 Contributor III Adam_Michaud Contributor III Colin Contributor III Meghana Contributor III Steve_Chapman Contributor III miles_cross Contributor II merrittr Contributor II TexPaul Contributor II LewisH_Glide Contributor II Pritam Contributor II Vgetsunny Contributor II A big thank you for helping each other, customers, members and staff with your participation.42Views1like0CommentsDocumentation for creating custom credential types?
Hi, Is there some documentation available about how these custom credential types should be created and what different configuration options are available? Would be nice to have some documentation available where would be some instructions about different configuration possibilities available. For example what different type of fields I can create with this JSON configuration or how to configure regex validation for this specific field etc. Is there some documentation about this available or would it be possible to create one?5Views0likes0CommentsF5 Telemetry Streaming
Hello All, Has anyone successfully configured F5 telemetry streaming with SL1? I was interested in solutions to accomplish this and haven't seen a lot of documentation on how to do this. If you have tips or methods you used to get this working, please let me know or point me to where I can learn more about this. Thanks, William Adley11Views0likes0CommentsCheckpoint Base Pack v100 PowerPack Release Notification
We are pleased to announce that the Checkpoint Base Pack v100 PowerPack has been released. The download for this release can be found on the Support Portal under the PowerPack filename: https://support.sciencelogic.com/s/release-version/aBuVL00000018OX0AY/checkpoint-base-pack Features: This release includes the following features: Dynamic Applications to discover, model, and monitor performance metrics and collect configuration data for CheckPoint devices. The following Dynamic Applications are included in the PowerPack: CheckPoint FileSystem Inventory CheckPoint FileSystem Performance CheckPoint: AntiBot CheckPoint: AntiSpam CheckPoint: AntiVirus CheckPoint: Application Control CheckPoint: BGP Peers Checkpoint: Connections CheckPoint: Correlation Unit Checkpoint: cpsemd CheckPoint: Device CheckPoint: GW: Logging CheckPoint: HA Checkpoint: Memory CheckPoint: MGR: Gateway CheckPoint: MGR: Logs CheckPoint: MultiDisk CheckPoint: Processor Checkpoint: RAID Disks Checkpoint: RAID Volumes Checkpoint: Sensors CheckPoint: SmartEvent Server Checkpoint: Stats CheckPoint: Temperature CheckPoint: ThreatEmulation CheckPoint: URLfiltering A sample SNMP credential is included in this PowerPack Please refer to the Checkpoint Base Pack v100 PowerPack File Details in the PowerPacks section of the Support Portal for all information pertaining to the Checkpoint Base Pack v100 PowerPack Support Status, Minimum SL1 Version, Solution Information, and Pricing Information. The Checkpoint Base Pack v100 PowerPack Release File Details also contains links to the Release Notes, Manual, and PowerPack Info Report. Issues Addressed in the Checkpoint Base Pack v100 PowerPack Release can be found in the Release Notes10Views0likes0CommentsWeek of October 6, 2025 - Latest KB Articles and Known Issues
1 MIN READ A set of Knowledgebase Articles published last week is listed below. All KBAs can be searched via Global Search on the Support Portal and filtered by various components like product release.PavaniKatkuri3 days agoPlace Latest KB Articles and Known Issues BlogLatest KB Articles and Known Issues BlogModerator19Views0likes0CommentsCisco: Meraki API v115.1 Py3 PowerPack Release Notification
We are pleased to announce that the Cisco: Meraki API v115.1 Py3 PowerPack has been released. The download for this release can be found on the Support Portal under the PowerPack filename: https://support.sciencelogic.com/s/release-version/aBu0z000000XZRPCA4/cisco-meraki-api Enhancements and Issues Addressed The following enhancements and addressed issues are included in this release: Added a universal credential and guided discovery workflow to the PowerPack. The universal credential includes configuration options for SSL certificate verification, proxy configuration, and selective discovery. For more information on configuring a Cisco Meraki universal credential, see the "Creating a Universal Credential for Cisco Meraki" section in the Cisco: Meraki [API] PowerPack manual. Added support for SSL certificate verification to the SOAP/XML and universal credential types. Added support for selective API endpoint collection to the SOAP/XML credential type, which allows you to define specific API endpoints to exclude from collection. For more information on configuring selective API endpoint collection, see the "Creating a SOAP/XML Credential for Cisco Meraki" section in the Cisco: Meraki [API] PowerPack manual. Added new fields to the universal credential type to enable retry override capability: Maximum number of retries Time between retries NOTE: These credential headers and fields should only be changed for troubleshooting purposes. Changing these values can cause collections to take longer to run, which could result in missing data or early termination (sigterm). Updated the names of the example credentials in the PowerPack to the following: Cisco: Meraki - API Basic Example Cisco: Meraki - API Example (Selective) Cisco: Meraki - API Proxy Example Cisco: Meraki - API Example Removed the "Discovery" collection object from the "Cisco: Meraki Organization Discovery [API]" Dynamic Application. Added the new "Cisco: Meraki Wireless Stats [API]" Dynamic Application, which allows you to collect information for wireless Cisco Meraki devices. NOTE: This Dynamic Application is disabled by default, and must be manually aligned to Cisco Meraki devices. For information about configuring the "Cisco: Meraki Wireless Stats [API]" Dynamic Application, see the Cisco: Meraki [API] manual. Added the new "Cisco: Meraki AP Utilization Performance [API]" Dynamic Application, which you can use to collect information on wireless access point (WAP) type devices. NOTE: This Dynamic Application is disabled by default. For information about configuring the "Cisco: Meraki AP Utilization Performance [API]" Dynamic Application, see the Cisco: Meraki [API] manual. Updated the "Cisco: Meraki Device Discovery [API]" Dynamic Application so that a device's MAC address is assigned as the device name instead of its serial number when no name is assigned. If you want to update the name of the device manually, you must disable the "Preserve Hostname" option on the device. Updated the alert formulas for both alerts in the "Cisco: Meraki Uplink Status [API]" Dynamic Application so that alerts and events are only generated when the status changes from "Active/Ready" to "Disabled/Not Connected". Updated the "Cisco: Meraki Uplink Performance [API]" Dynamic Application to index data by destination IP, which addresses issues with multiple IP configurations in Cisco Meraki. As part of the updates, the alert names for the "Cisco: Meraki Uplink Performance [API]" have been updated to reflect accurate conditions and include the specific IP. Added three new collection objects to the "Cisco: Meraki Request Manager [API]" Dynamic Application to display information on skipped endpoints. Added the new "Cisco: Meraki [API] Py3" Execution Environment, which is compatible with Python 3. NOTE: ScienceLogic recommends removing the "Cisco: Meraki [API]" execution environment after upgrading to version 115 of the PowerPack. Added logging for the "Cisco: Meraki Org Write [API]" run book action policy and included the run book action status in the "Event Log Action" entry for the run book action policy. Addressed an issue with the "Cisco: Meraki Uplink Usage Performance [API]" Dynamic Application that caused incorrect percentages to display for the "Uplink - Download Utilization Percent" and "Uplink - Upload Utilization Percent" presentation objects. (Case: 00428304) Version 115 of the "Cisco: Meraki [API]" PowerPack contained a new API call, "Network Toplogy LinkLayer" that resulted in excessive request volume. As of version 115.1, the "Network Topology LinkLayer" API call is disabled by default. (Case: 005351511) Please refer to the Cisco: Meraki API v115.1 Py3 PowerPack File Details in the PowerPacks section of the Support Portal for all information pertaining to the Cisco: Meraki API v115.1 Py3 PowerPack Support Status, Minimum SL1 Version, Solution Information, and Pricing Information. The Cisco: Meraki API v115.1 Py3 PowerPack Release File Details also contains links to the Release Notes, Manual, and PowerPack Info Report. Issues Addressed in the Cisco: Meraki API v115.1 Py3 PowerPack Release can be found in the Release Notes6Views0likes0Comments