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Best way to publish NOC view to intranet?

Hi all I was wondering what the best way to publish a created NOC view to our organization's intranet would be?

I have set up the DirectLink url and removed all possible powers from the account so everything returns you to the home page which has been set up the same as the NOC view.

The problem I feel that is that from the DirectLink url someone may be able to modify the url itself to access different pages of Solarwinds SAM. Is there any way to freeze/stop this from happening?

Or if there is a better way to go about doing this?

Running SAM 6.2.4. Thanks

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dodo123

yeah schedule a report, save to a location then point intranet to that, no need to mess with solarwinds permissions. Simple

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dodo123

I assume you are not using ssl as I think you have to edit the config to allow an external site to access the solarwinds site.

Also what is the reason you want to restrict people seeing solarwinds. I have gone the other way everyone has read access, then people that need rights to do things have upgraded accounts.

More people that use and depend on it the more reasons I have for more money at renewal, a wider range of knowledge on the system. You dont have to advertise it the only thing you may have are people saying there is something wrong with the server even though they are in the call center. For me just educate, its better to have too much information rather than it look like its being hidden.

samnoob

Well our server and IT team will have access to the main view and be able to see specifics. The intranet view will be more for the whole organization to see if any of the applications (contained in groups) are down or experiencing issues. There's really no reason for non-IT people to be able to see what specific server is having packet loss lol.

Maybe this can be done by taking a screenshot of the DirectLink view and pasting it into the intranet? Or having an automatic report?

dodo123

yeah schedule a report, save to a location then point intranet to that, no need to mess with solarwinds permissions. Simple