I'm trying to write a script in Groovy that makes an API request to check the status of VPN tunnels. I've been trying the implement the post() method from the HTTP library to update the header of the url with the API key. I keep running into an error "no signature on method". This is my code so far. import com.santaba.agent.groovyapi.http.*; ip = "api-mp.meraki.com"; httpClient = HTTP.open(ip, 443); url = "https://"+ip+"/api/v1/organizations/999999/appliance/vpn/statuses"; def postResponse = httpClient.post(url,["X-Cisco-Meraki-API-Key":"ApiKey"]); I just followed the example f

Good morning everyone. I've been searching for ways to monitor an IPSec tunnel in LM, but so far I've been unable to find any articles on how to do this. We have a Meraki security device. The Meraki out-of-the-box LM modules do not come with a way to monitor S2S. It would greatly help out our IT team if we could receive a notification on whether or not one of our tunnels is misbehaving in LM.

Thank you so much. I was able to script to connect to the sftp site.

I just used the asterisks to hide the name of my sftp site. What it actually printed out was the name of the sftp site that I used for the host property. I tried debugging with print statements, and it looks like the code fails at session.connect(). Am I supposed to be using an IP address for the host? Or the actual name? Do I need to make sure something is installed on my collector for the script to make the sftp connection? THanks for your help.

Hi mnagel. I set the host properties on the collector, and when I test the script, I return the following: com.jcraft.jsch.JSchException: java.net.UnknownHostException: sftp://******** That sftp site is what I'm using for the sftp.site host property. That's the host I always use to connect to my sftp site, but it looks like it's not working. For science, I checked to make sure that I could connect to the sftp site directly from my collector host, and I successfully able to.

Hi mnagel. I set the host properties on the collector, and when I test the script, I return the following: com.jcraft.jsch.JSchException: java.net.UnknownHostException: sftp://******** That sftp site is what I'm using for the sftp.site host property. That's the host I always use to connect to my sftp site, but it looks like it's not working. For science, I checked to make sure that I could connect to the sftp site directly from my collector host, and I successfully able to.

Hey everyone. I found this DataSource online that monitors if an SFTP connection is working. The source is here: blog.mikesuding.com/2017/04/08/monitor-sftp-site-connection-and-login/ Unfortunately, I haven't been able to get the groovy script working. There's not much documentation that comes with the script. The only info it provides says to set the sftp.site = wowie.us, sftp-user = mike, sftp-pass = ***. Now, I'm sure that I'm supposed to using my OWN sftp site, my OWN sftp user, and my OWN sftp pass, but I could be wrong. The other thing I'm confused about is where In the groovy scri