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New features include: SIEM event validation<\/strong>, filter saving, exclusion filters (allowing criteria to be excluded), and other options.<\/p>\n The network discovery feature and interface in Pandora FMS Server have been enhanced, making it smarter and providing more default information.<\/p>\n It is now possible to create discovery tasks without the need to specify multiple parameters, as well as configure more complex tasks, allowing users to automatically discover all possible networks or define specific scan configurations.<\/p>\n Additionally, the scanning process now includes different stages, which will be visually tracked and updated in Pandora FMS console.<\/p>\n A provisional network map will also be displayed as the scan progresses, providing a real-time overview of discovered devices. The final result will be available in the same interface. This network map may also be automatically generated from the task within the Topological Maps section of the Web Console.<\/p>\n Following the improvements in network discovery, several enhancements, fixes, and modifications have been introduced to network map generation and rendering.<\/p>\n One of the key improvements is the visual representation of network maps, which now feature two defined viewable areas that will represent the visible area within the mini-map viewport and a larger bounded area, preventing navigation beyond its predefined limits (useful for larger maps requiring extended space).<\/p>\n Regarding network map generation, two new options have been added to the context menu, one to load newly discovered nodes into the network map and another to redraw existing elements within the network map without deleting or modifying any user-created elements or relationships, ensuring that any custom configurations remain intact.<\/p>\n The group status view has been redesigned to match the overall appearance and style of the Web Console.<\/p>\n The WUX monitoring view has also been updated, aligning its look with the rest of the Web Console.<\/p>\n APIv2 now supports a bulk event creation function, allowing events to be generated in a single call, instead of requiring multiple separate requests. This significantly improves performance for high-event-volume environments.<\/p>\n This plugin now supports multi-threaded execution, optimizing its performance. Additionally, it now includes the ability to monitor at both the database and instance levels, along with new default monitoring modules.<\/p>\n The Microsoft Exchange\u00ae monitoring plugin has been improved to support versions later than Microsoft Exchange 2010\u00ae.<\/p>\n Starting from this version, module_logevent modules for MS Windows\u00ae Software Agents are considered deprecated. 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SIEM Monitoring<\/h4>\n
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Microsoft SQL Server\u00ae Discovery Plugin<\/h4>\n
Microsoft Exchange\u00ae Plugin<\/h4>\n
MS Windows\u00ae Event Monitoring<\/h4>\n
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