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I'm at a loss, also

go here: http://thwack.solarwinds.com/community/labs_tht/solarwinds-lab

Aha! It was set for English - Great Britain. I set it for English and it appears to work fine. Thank you all!

Superfly99, yep that's what I found but thank you for replying!

Yes, but we can't afford the throttling; we have monitoring SLA's with our customers that need to be met.

I actually found the answer to this question through trial and error. Thanks.

I have Firefox version 17.0.1 As an update, I just updated Firefox to version 18.0 and the alert dates still show as dd/mm/yyyy using that program. I cleared the cache Firefox and still did not get the required date setting, mm/dd/yyyy. As soon as I installed Google Chrome, everything was as I preferred it.

Thank you!

But this doesn't seem to actually remove the nodes, just unlicenses them. How can I completely remove the node from the All Node - Tree section?

Thanks, I'll check this out!

Here is a screenshot of my polling settings: Am I correct in my statement that we are at 95% polling capacity?

Yes but when I choose to "allow", it brings the customer to the screen where they can customize the view instead of just viewing the screen. I do not want to allow them to customize the view but I can't seem to get it to work.

Thank you, Richard!

Stuart, I am looking for a detailed report showign date and time of each occurance. Mike, I'll look into that.

Found a much easier way. Simply change the name using "Manage Accounts".

Yes, upgrading to NPM 10.7 resolved a bunch of report scheduler issues. Thank you all.

Has this been implemented yet?

Thanks for all the suggestions. It appears Firefox does not play well with the Orion Suite; I changed to Google Chrome and the date/time are now correct. Weird.

The date and time are set correctly on laptop and also on the server where the Orion Suite lives. My laptop shows today's date as 01/03/2013 (January 3, 2013). All of my alerts show as 3/1/2013. Holy cow, this is getting very frustrating. Any other suggestions?