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Ok, am i just losing my mind, but shouldn't the answer be A C & D?

I think JeremyMayField has a great idea in a live discussion. While all of the SolarWinds members are fantastic about answering posted questions a live discussion would be even better.

I heard the same thing recently while quoting for a project....

We took what would be the obvious route. Our data center had over 15 physical boxes (on older hardware). Since we were doing an upgrade anyway, I convinced the powers that be to go virtual. I wanted to go cloud, but they wanted none of that. So we went from 15 physical boxes to 2 physical boxes and all virtual servers.…

The Tandy Color Computer 2....that way my original rig as well

I completely trust my Service Support Team because any process I have them following, they have helped create, therefore, have full buy in on.

Done....

Just curious, I attempted to take the survey but wasn't a user type you needed, do i still get the points?

Meyer837 - That is the same conclusion I came to as well, then after looking at the hint, solidified it for me....then it was wrong, not sure why?

Done....

Done!!

My computer story started like most 80's high school movies, the fat kid that was always the "friend" with the ladies, makes friends with the other "nerds" that play D&D and played with computers. That led to a little programming (in basic....don't judge), then on to building my computers, to networking and security to…

Ditto for me...having the same issue, any more insight?

Just for testing purposes, have you tried it on a non virtual machine? I had a similiar issue and just because I felt I had tried everything else I tried a non virtual and viola, it worked (I have no explination).

Reading this was like watching a train wreck, you want to look away, but just can't and in the end, all I could say was W.O.W.......

I have a client that we just migrated to Nexus switches as well....I am having the same issue, not a big deal right now as it is not in production yet, but will be soon......

Nigel, I have needed this in the past, but i could never find a way to do it. Maybe someone that has taken a DEEP dive into cisco ios would know how, but as far as I have found, it can't be done.

I have to agree with gus@, I had the same issue, but when i restored the default setting right before connecting to the user, I did not have the screen sizing issue.

I found this on another forum site: What rights a user has within our software is determined by what rights they have within the O/S security itself. There is no functionality within our software itself to designate levels of access based upon a list of UserIDs. Also, just because a user has our software installed doesn't…

I agree with Richardf456, DEFINATELY secure the databases and setting groups for permissions is much easier to manage moving forward.

I have a 2016 server in a sandbox environment that I am running it on with no issues.