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01 Jun, 2018 Commented I concur. This is the same set up we have. They had to give the local account on the unix machines elevated permissions on the security folder to fix some alerts (about premissions), but otherwise is works fine, if a bit manual to set up the initial monitoring.

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23 Jan, 2018 Up vote answer Office 365 Monitoring Services

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19 Jan, 2018 Commented To confirm Jelly's answer. I have done the same where I needed to monitor a 3rd party remote site, to see if it was up or down. I didn't have access to the network equipment on the site. What I did was create a DA for the site and set the monitor/dashboard for the site to go red if the health state of all the servers on the site was red. If even one was green, I assumed the site was contactable.

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03 Jan, 2018 Selected answer Comtrade MP licensing

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