A user was locked out of their Solve and DEX portals due to a permissions issue. After being granted all necessary permissions, they still couldn't access Solve from the console. It was established that the user needed the "Use Solve" right in their security policy. The user then tried a few solutions, including the add-cuuser cmdlet (https://support.controlup.com/docs/add-cuuser-create-new-solve-users#), but still could not access the portal. A restart of the monitor did not help however, so the issue is still unresolved.
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Certificates Related Training & Support Archives
Certificates training and support-related archives from inside the ControlUp Community on Slack.
Authentication Options for ControlUp Integration with Azure
The user asked about setting up ControlUp integration with Azure and using Certificate Options for authentication. They confirmed that only key/secret authentication is supported at this time.
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Implementing Multi-Tenancy for Managed Service Providers in ControlUp
A user asked who had successfully implemented multi-tenancy as a managed service provider in order to replace LogicMonitor. It was suggested to open bidirectional port 40706 between each tenant and the user's data center, and to set up certificate-based authentication. The user was advised to use 'MSP mode' and use the cert to see the parent organisation. Links to documentation were provided.
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Avoiding Alert Floods with Multiple Conditions in ControlUp Scoutbees
Users asked if there was any way to avoid getting flooded with alerts when setting multiple conditions in Scoutbees - one suggestion is to have the scout run every hour and have it alert after a certain number of failed tests. Although this solution is not ideal, another suggestion was to have a user vote for the request on the roadmap and ask for an update. Further, another user suggested introducing Polly for Slack polls instead. The certificate alerts provided by ControlUp are also not ideal.
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Is it Possible to Track Certificate Expiry with ControlUp?
A user asked if Controlup could track certificate expiry on storefront servers, as is done for ADC (trigger). A PowerShell script fired via a scheduled trigger can be used to alert before cert expiry, but Landon's smarter approach via scoutbees in ScoutBees can also be used. More information can be found in ScoutBees.
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Error “You are not authorized to log into ControlUp Contact your ControlUp admin” in Muti-Tennant ControlUp deployment
A user was receiving an error when trying to launch ControlUp Multi-Tenant for the management tenant in the tenant domain. It was suggested that whoever set up that tenant organization did not give the user's account the necessary access to open the console. The user then revealed they used the console with a different organization before and got it working.
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Error “Invoke-RestMethod : The request was aborted: Could not create SSL/TLS secure channel” in ControlUp Scoutbees
The user was trying to add scouts using the API but encountered an error message. Dennis suggested adding the TLS setting `$AllProtocols = [System.Net.SecurityProtocolType]'Ssl3,Tls,Tls11,Tls12'[System.Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = $AllProtocols` which resolved the issue.
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Error Code 40005 When Enabling SAML Authentication for ControlUp Solve
A user reported an error code 40005 when trying to enable SAML authentication for Solve, and the Azure authentication is successful. They asked how to adjust the mapping. According to the error message, the user was advised to check for certificates and configurations, as outlined in the article on SAML-SSO-for-Solve at https://support.controlup.com/docs/saml-sso-for-solve.
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Why is ControlUp ignoring an impending Netscaler SSL certificate expiration linked to an lbvserver?
A user asked why their expiry alert was not alerting for a NetScaler SSL cert. The solution was that the expiry monitor was not enabled. A recommendation was made to look at ControlUp Trigger Packs, which can be found at https://support.controlup.com/docs/trigger-packs?highlight=trigger.
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Download ControlUp ‘Trigger Packs’
One of the most powerful features of ControlUp is 'Triggers.' They allow you to record incidents and automatically perform follow-up actions when a predefined event occurs in your environment or at a scheduled time. Imagine the possibilities. They are truly endless.
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