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Feature Requests Identify which web server your logged into

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over 2 years ago

Identify which web server your logged into

It would be a great feature to be able to identify which web server you are logged into when using multiple additional web servers, especially behind a load balancer.

Being able to identify, at a glance, which web server you are on would really help in troubleshooting issues and alleviate manually trying to figure out which server is having issues.

It could be as simple as showing the server name next to your logged in account name....

Please upvote!!

sotherls

Loop1Cole 1 month ago

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ssugar 2 months ago

Hi, I am fairly new to SolarWinds and am curious how requests like this become part of standard release. I have built a web pool behind a load balancer to remove the load off the MPE. Unfortunately I have no idea what server users are connecting to. I have seen other posts from many years ago how to make changes to the footer, so the server you are connected to is visible. The changes were for version 2017, and we are on 2024.2.1 so nothing lines up to make what should be a simple change (even if possibly temporary). I have upvoted this, but 15 votes seems very low for what should be standard for any system that offers seperate web servers.
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