dhamiltonsafe · Network Administrator · ✭✭✭✭✭

Thank you so much for that! While I am referring more towards overall documentation in this feature request, this is a handy addition to any administrator guide! Good work on building that. I'll definitely be referring to it as I'm rebuilding my SW stack.

The list of possible answers doesn't match what is showing in the demo. If you got this answer right, I'm pretty sure it was by accident... Guess that kills the chance of winning the Oculus headset.

Or wait until the end of the day to do your THWACK quiz....nothing starts a morning off on a worse footing than seeing that red X pop up on your scoreboard...

Same here...was worth it for the week off though...

Faxing. I would be happy to throw away fax machines and fax servers once and for all.

How is this not already a thing!?! Many other areas in Orion allow you to adjust the number of items per page (reports, alerts, manage nodes all have this feature). Considering that groups are pretty important for organizing large numbers of nodes/applications this seems like a REALLY surprising oversight.

Welcome Yum!

This is all great information, and I'm so glad that there will be a session regarding this at THWACKcamp! I can't wait to see it. Thank you for all of this info! I wish I had all of this when I was getting started with SolarWinds back in January, but it's still great to have now.

Expanded load balancer environment monitoring and traffic information in netpath

There are actually ways to do this through PowerShell scripting via the SDK, and even some PowerShell script examples posted here on THWACK. We just implemented this recently using a modified version of scripts I found right here on the site.

First month not only getting all questions answered, but all questions right! And I'm not even a Dr. Who fan!

Pull that off and you deserve the Oculus Go....

Mental note: Read the comments before attempting to answer the questions. Today's question/hint was really misleading.

How about let's just be done with arcane and intentionally confusing licensing schemes in 2018. Microsoft's software licensing practically takes an advanced degree to understand (I've had more than one Microsoft rep stumble when trying to explain how licensing works), and Cisco is even worse with their Call Manager…

Yep, I got tripped up on that answer too.

This one took me a lot longer than normal to trace down because the answer is not in an expected location. The hint link is correct....just keep scrolling....

I'm going to mark this as the correct answer as you've given me another way of looking at and thinking about how we calculate availability. I really appreciate the response!

The issue with that is that I have to report an availability number for these groups on a monthly basis so this goes beyond just showing the moment to moment status.

Do you have a link to that feature request? I didn't find it, but I'd love to read more about it..