#Sciencelogic em7 reseting account login attempts license#
The Appliance Manager page ( System > Settings > Appliances) allows you to view information, including license status, about each ScienceLogic appliance in your system.įrom the Appliance Manager page, you can also access the Web Configuration Utility for each ScienceLogic appliance by clicking the toolbox icon( ), or you can access the database administration tool for each Database Server or All-In-One Appliance by clicking the gear icon ( ). Click the Save button to save changes in this page.SL1 will send notification emails for every API request that creates or updates a ticket. For details on using this header, see the section on Using the ScienceLogic API. SL1 will send notification emails for a ticket only when the X-EM7-send-notification header is set to 1. Only if X-EM7-send-notification:1 is sent.This option specifies the conditions under which SL1 will send notification emails when tickets are created or updated using the API. When a ticket is created or updated, SL1 can automatically send notification emails to the ticket assignee and ticket watchers. The X-EM7-suppress-logging header can be used to stop SL1 from writing to the ticket log for the ticket that was created or updated. The X-EM7-suppress-logging header cannot be used. If the X-EM7-suppress-logging header is used when creating or updating a ticket, SL1 will not write to the ticket log for the ticket that was created or updated. If Normal (Ticket and System Logs) is selected in the Logging field, this field specifies whether the X-EM7-suppress-logging header can be used when an administrator creates or updates a ticket using the API. X-EM7-suppress-logging Header Support.If a ticket is created or updated using the API, SL1 will write to the audit log and to the ticket log for the ticket that was created or updated. However, SL1 will not write to the ticket log for the ticket that was created or updated. If a ticket is created or updated using the API, SL1 will write the standard entry to the audit log that indicates a user performed a write-operation using the API. Transaction Logging Only (System Logs).Specifies which logs SL1 will write to when tickets are created or updated using the API. For details on using this header, see this ScienceLogic API section. Administrator users can include the X-EM7-run-as Header to make API requests using the permissions of another user. Administrator users cannot make API requests using the permissions of another user. Specifies whether administrator users can make API requests using the permissions of another user without that user's password. For details on building such an API request, see this ScienceLogic API section. Specify the user account that allows SL1 to make API requests without a password. In the REST API Settings page, edit the values in one or more of the following fields:.Go to the REST API Settings page ( System > Settings > API).To edit the settings in the REST API Settings page: NOTE: This page is available only to administrator users. When defined, these parameters affect all interaction with the API. The REST API Settings page ( System > Settings > API) allows you to define global parameters that affect the behavior of the REST API. These global settings allow system administrators to define and automate best practices and SOPs for SL1. You can also define global settings for SL1 appliances, system backups, collector groups, API behavior, and processes.
In SL1, global settings allow you to define default behavior that applies to all elements in the platform.
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