Loading...I think it would make managing alerts much easier if we were able to build an if-then-else statement into the actions for an alert. My example... I create an alert for a particular set of criteria, but I want to enable a different response depending on who is responsible for solving the issue. IF Node.Owner = "Server" THEN do(Action1) IF Node.Owner = "Network" THEN do(Action2) I gather it would be fairly complicated to implement, but I think it would really improve the alert manager.
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A few minutes ago I accidentally deleted my backbone switch (and all the interfaces of course). Since undeleting an element (node, interface etc.) is not possible (Except restoring SQL from backup) it means that I've lost all the interface statistics, node statistics (CPU, Memory, Availability) and atlas map drawing. And this is not my first time. This is a common issue for all of us. If NPM can remember an element for a specific period of time that would be great. I think It shouldn't be that h …
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Disclaimer: I know that there are other threads on this but I wanted to update it in this new Idea space. I would really like to have Test/Development licenses for SolarWinds products, at least for the products that we have purchased. These licenses could be restricted to just a few nodes (like 10ish). The reasons for this would be having the ability to do the following things in a non-production environment... Testing upgrades Testing different configurations Learning the SolarWind …
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There needs to be a simple way to assign users specific node management rights. For example, i have a group of users that i only want to be able to unmanage nodes, nothing more. There may be sophisticated ways of achieving this but it would be nice to have it built into the "Manage Accounts" section. Thanks for considering this.
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Please provide the option to switch the website into a "Dark Theme" Not only is this an often preferred experience for users, but it is a very standard practice in most NOC environments where the overhead lights are generally dim (think Mission Control) Ideas:
