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  • Thank you, that did the trick! Side note, after your fix worked I had to also add TOLOCAL(MessageDateTime) to convert to local time and display correctly. I appreciate your help.
  • So it appears limitations are the only way to prevent access to certain devices. As a workaround, I'm creating two accounts for each of the support staff that I want to have NCM permissions. One account tied to their domain user that has access to all devices on our NOC page, but with NCM Role "None". This way they can see…
  • Thanks for the links. I tried account limitation and it certainly works, however it blocks all access to devices not selected. I'm looking to limit access to just the config for some devices. For example I want our network support staff to view status, interfaces, alerts etc for all nodes but only have access to configs…
  • Great question, currently it's the former. I'm fine with just allowing the user access to a specific set of nodes and their config.
  • Funny, I registered just now to ask this same question! At least, I think it's the same question. Before upgrading to the web only NCM v7.4, we were using v7.2 which had an application installed on the server. When running a script on multiple devices, the application would display all the results of the script run on each…