Skylar Compliance

The issue about the Yum RPM DB Corruption. Thread died in Berkeley DB library. Fatal error, run database recovery” has been a bit frequent on the OS level (I understand this is not something related to the platform support). The occurence of this issue is ideally resolved with the help of KB https://support.sciencelogic.com/s/article/8821 . But, I was looking if there ia  way to alert on this and be aware something broke instead of being silent on this.

Hello All,I'm trying to import a list of variables in to Restorepoint via the API "/policies/variables/import" with ansible but as of now I have no luck. Does anyone have an example (can be with Curl or another language) about the right syntax?Regards,Michael

This script is designed to retrieve and parse network interface information from a cisco device, and then optionally print this information in either a human-readable format or as a CSV file. Here's a breakdown of its objectives:Retrieve Interface Information:The script sends commands to a network device to get the interface details (sendget('show interfaces','#')).It captures the output of these commands (local output = before()).Parse the Output:The parse_interfaces function processes the output to extract relevant details about each interface, such as the interface name, description, IP address, MTU, encapsulation type, and packet statistics.Format the Information:The parsed information is stored in a table (interfaces).Print the Information:If enable_csv_print is set to 0, the script prints the interface details in a human-readable format.If enable_csv_print is set to 1, the script converts the interface details into CSV format using the&nbsp

Currently, it is not possible to use multiple matches in policy compliance rule for runtime command.Let's say we might have 5 possible outputs and each of them is correct and at least one of them is valid.It means that we would need to combine A or B or C or D or E conditions.I was thinking about using lua function that could do this check mechanism - would it be possible?

Currently in Restorepoint you have have users authenticate via SAML SSO using Microsoft Azure. Per the documentation, [Restorepoint] - How to set up SAML SSO - Microsoft Azure, users are able to authenticate but they cannot log into Restorepoint until an Administrator manually assigns a role to them. Does anybody know of a way to do this currently or is this going to need to be submitted to the Ideas Hub area?

Hello.In our environment it sometimes happen for CheckPoint devices that people configure specific route on one node but forget to implement it on another. Would be possible to build Lua script to compare content of these routing table outputs? Let's say we would provide which members needs to be compared and then provide the info whether routing table is synced or not.We were thinking about using policies compliance check for routes, but it is too complicated since we would need to build specific policy for each CheckPoint pair, which is impossible in our environment where we support more than 2K of such devices.Thank you.

Hello AllOur customer's installed new switches for their storage and they want to backup them throught restorepoint, unfortunately they don't appear in the list of configurable devices. The switch model is BROADCOM BES-53248-B. I can provide documentation if neededCan you please ask Restorepoint to add them, the way to backup is similar to Cisco but with slightly different commands so it shouldn't be difficult to adapt.B.R 

How to get proper sizing chart for device configuration backups onto NFS if one needs to keep them for 6 months at least?

This is an annotated version of the Lua device control script that was shown in last week's PowerHour about Restorepoint automation.The objective was to connect to a Cisco IOS device, identify any GigabitEthernet interfaces whose current MTU was >1500, and then configure those interfaces to use an MTU of 1500.  We can do this by running the "show interfaces" command and processing the output. Here is the script I described during the PowerHour: timeout (10)-- Run the "show interfaces" command, collect the output, and store that output -- as a list of text lines.sendget("show interfaces","#")output = before()lines=splitlines(output)-- Start looping through the output lines. for i,line in pairs(lines) do-- Look for lines like "InterfaceName is up|down, line protocol is up|down".   if line:match(".* is [a-z]+, line protocol is [a-z]+") then-- When we find one, save the interface name as intf.      intf=line:match("^(.*) is [a-z]+, line protocol is [a-

@SaraLeslieAdmin  I enjoyed the Power Hour, please pass on my thanks to the presenters. 

Restorepoint team launches a new maintenance release every 2 weeks that includes bug resolutions (for supported versions) and new enhancements (only for 5.6). Release notes are now published every 2 weeks at Restorepoint Release Notes version 2024 (sciencelogic.com) with the latest release at top.

Restorepoint Product Management would like to invite customers who are actively using Restorepoint to Nexus ScienceLogic Community | Group: Restorepoint User Group.  What you will get out of the user group: Get demos of unreleased features & give feedback Exchange ideas Share tips and learn best practices Help Product Management prioritize Participate in beta versions   Time commitment: 1 hour every other month

We would like to bring to your attention the following End of Life (EOL) updates that may impact the Restorepoint version or operating system you are currently using: EOL Restorepoint v5.4: May 30, 2024 EOL Restorepoint v5.5: August 31, 2024 EOL of all Restorepoint versions that running on any version of CentOS: August 31, 2024 Please note any support issues arising from these product versions will not be addressed after the specified EOL dates. The only exception will be for customers who have bought Restorepoint hardware that came with CentOS. We will support these customers until their hardware reaches end-of-life. Our latest Restorepoint version is v5.6, and all enhancements and bug fixes after August 31, 2024, will be exclusively available for this version. To facilitate your migration from CentOS to Oracle Linux 8, we have prepared a comprehensive migration guide. We encourage you to consult this guide both before and during the migration process. Should you have any further in

We would like to welcome you to this forum where you can participate in open collaboration and meaningful discussion about all things Restorepoint.  The purpose of this area is to foster collaboration about network configuration backup, recovery, compliance, and change management topics and for you to find solutions.  As a community of IT professionals, we're always eager to learn new things and improve our skills. In this forum you can find people with similar ideas and challenges who can help you learn and be inspired.  We hope you look forward to participating in these discussions and contributing to the community.  Cheers to fostering connections, sharing insights, and driving the future of AIOps together.  The ScienceLogic Community Team