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Hi there, You can of course add a single volume or interface to the ignore-list which can be quite time consuming when there´s a bunch of devices. For some volumes it would be better to have a global ignore list (like A: ^^) Hope this help, rgds, richard

silverbacksays​, thanks for letting us know. We are looking into this.

acmtix‌, do tell us what you think about it once you managed to try it out.

dinonbill​, I'll send you a DM.

Just wanted to let you all know that another Jambox has found its owner: the winner for the second week of October's mission is ... Jeff Catlin! Congrats!

Yes, this would be a perfect fit for some of our users.

I would have to dig around, but I think at one time I had a download SQL that I feed to Excel that I then played with to get a listing of the Clients that had to be fixed. WHAT A PAIN!! If this is a known bug, why not just fix it.

TFTP service refuse to start in 10.9.1. TFTP from 10.9.0 work without problem on the same station after removing 10.9.1 and cleaning the mess left behing in the registry. The error is the same as if there were a port conflict (see article on clonflict between the tftp manager and IIS for port 8099) but there is no conflict…

I'd like to upvote +1 this feature/fix as a matter of urgency! We've had to install a rather crude workaround for our corporate telecom client here in Austin, TX. Would like to see a more permanent fix for our client and how SWIS interacts with our Industrial Internet (IIoT) platform - we're using Python to connect on SWIS…

brandon.blaze​, thanks for letting us know. I just updated the guide with that.

That one was fun.

Allowing UNDPs / Customer Pollers to affect the status of a node should be a basic capability of a monitoring platform. Otherwise you would have to have a complicated. 1) Write an alert out based on a value of UNDP being X to for example a file. 2) Create an application monitor that then checks if file contains alert xyz…

ecklerwr1‌, thanks for letting us know. Seems unusual, so we'll have to look into this.

The lucky winner of a Game of Thrones Drinking Horn is ... irishjd​.Congrats!

Guys, points and badges have just been awarded. For any questions or concerns, please send me a DM or email me at maria.bungau@solarwinds.com. Have a great weekend everyone, and don't forget to submit your answers by Sunday for the Mission Accomplished survey to receive 250 points. 

It seems all Multiple Choice questions come back and tell you if you've answered them already or not. Today I accidentally clicked on question 14 instead of 19 and it took me to the question, so I panicked and though it didn't register my answer from last week. I want to make sure I'm entering this correctly so my chances…

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We have our second winner of an Xbox One Halo 5. The second week prize goes to ... swf5002@psu.edu‌. Congrats!

Definitely tricky one today, really wanted to check another option but I stuck with what was EXACTLY listed in the hint and BAM got it. I was really worried it was going to be wrong.

feeling smug its not very often I get all the questions right...

I'm on a day rate here, suddenly 3 months has turned into 6...

Hey guys, I think it's obvious who's the winner of the first week, but just want to announce it here as well. goodzhere‌ is the first one to get his very own customized cartoon strip based on this story . Congrats!

You only get points if you correctly answer the questions. So based on your screenshot, you did, and your answer was recorded as correct.

Now, why would you say that? You know that the less polls are in a round, the more chances you have to win, right? Fingers crossed!

superfly99​, there's going to be another mission recap survey after the April mission, so stay tuned

allistair​, I'll do my best to add them by the end of this week. I will post an announcement on this thread once points are added.

I'd want it with bacon.

Dear guardians of security, I am pleased to announce the first winner of an Xbox One Halo 5. The first week prize goes to ... matthew.andress‌! Congrats!

Points have been awarded.

Probably the time that a bitter web admin deleted all DNS address details of a client's websites before we took them on as a client of our own. Cue a flurried few hours trawling through their decommisioned 2003 server's local exchange for any email record of the details, and their sites were back online before the close of…