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I just opened one. I'll return here with the answer once I hear from them. Thanks again.

Yes, we already have the license, but can't see any of the nodes from our CA installation. I can from the AZ one. We also have two DB servers.

I like the idea of the syslog alert, but how do I get that on the home page of the EOC? I see the Syslog Summary, but we only want the IP address conflict. The other solution in the link was MS specific, and wouldn't totally fit our needs.

Hi all, I've finally got it working after doing some adjusting; I missed jcauburn's comment above about removing the []'s, but that was the first bit of my issue, so - thanks jc!. After that, there were a few other things that I had to modify to get everything working. My next question is about the weather overlay. How do…

Also, same source code before the error message above, reads, " <script type="text/javascript" src="https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=[MYKEY<<RETRACTED FOR THE FORUM]&sensor=true"> When I click on that link, it pulls up code in a browser window.

Okay - now it's showing a blank page. This is so weird. I looked at the source, and in it, there's a line that reads, "Error:A network-related or instance-specific error occurred while establishing a connection to SQL Server. The server was not found or was not accessible. Verify that the instance name is correct and that…

The folders and files are physically there.

Okay. I've made sure that the key is in the aspx files, tore down and rebuilt the website, but now I'm getting a message that says, "The file '/GoogleMap/GoogleMap.aspx' does not exist.". It's in the directory. Thoughts? TIA

I ran the select query on the SQL box, and it returned the results I was looking for. Could it be the Google API key? I just went to Google and created the key, but didn't do anything else with it...

Mine's just showing a blank page. I've changed the SQL settings, and grabbed a Google API key, but something's not working. Can someone point me in the right direction? TIA

That makes sense - thanks Steven.