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can there be multiple properties assigned to one node ? if I have a node that falls under a business service, then go under a type of business service, then under an application ? then maybe view them like that ? so I can select have a node then view which categories it falls under ? I have some nodes that are currently…
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im sure ill have another question about the above answer, but first comes to mind, is there a widget that you can put on your dashboard to be able to see the custom properties in a laid out format ? so I can have certain users only see what they need to see, via their appropriately assigned custom property for the team…
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so there is a widget that would help view how these custom properties are broken down in a tree-like style ? the all nodes widget ?
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So when youre actually grouping them, how do groups and custom properties tie together? do assign a custom property to a node, then assign it to a group ? or vice versa ?
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I was told by another solarwinds admin at a different state agency that custom properties are going to be crucial in organization, im starting to see why. So I have seen that our BSM (HP's monitoring tool that solarwinds is taking place of) has a "tree" style organization structure. Once custom properties are assigned to…
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thank you, ill definitely do that.
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can you assign a custom property to a specific component aka URL ? in this case when I say "component" the URL would be a component of a web link application monitor ?
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thanks for the reply, so maybe im not thinking this through properly, but how would I make a server fall under a custom property(business service), then have that under another custom property(region) ?
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jblankjblank the syntax 1 = 1 WHERE Nodes.CustomProperties.IT_Service = 'Service 1' worked. thank you for that!!! very very helpful