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It's possible, but not easy. You need to use the API and Task Scheduler. I've got a write-up here: Unmanaging and suppressing alerts for applications - Scheduled recurring maintenance windows and there are a few others who have posted their solutions as well in the same forum.

I think this would be a good addition to this feature: Being able to quickly see how long a node has been offline would be super neat! I'm sure there's a way to add this to NPM by messing with a few style sheets or resource files, maybe I'll put some time into it and post it in the content exchange.

I'm insulted that SolarWinds did not approach me for the beta. Who knows if this app will work with my custom Buffalo Salmon Sauerkraut Panini envionment?! Outrageous.

Keep your eyes peeled for NPM 12.3 Lots of bugfixes coming!

Great mission this month! It was challenging and educational, just as it should be Good luck to all who are still in it for the Switch!

Sent!

Woohoo!!! Time to start saving!

Good luck to everyone who got the entire month correct

You guys are awesome! 106!

"It sure would be nice to actually hear from SolarWinds on this" bump

More like "break out your Monday morning fire hoses" bump...

I would recommend running the UDT Compatibility Checker: UDT Compatibility Checker - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support And also reviewing this article if you plan to collect AD logins: Not receiving user data from domain controllers and validating active directory in UDT - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. You could…

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I find our lack of bumps disturbing

back again

Upgraded last night. Everything went smooth, nothing to report. Only took about two hours to upgrade primary and secondary pollers. My NOC views are completely destroyed, though. The amount of wasted white space in these new resources is atrocious. The Active Alerts resource, for example, really takes up a lot of space. It…

"Nothing like a mid-week primary internet circuit failure to keep you on your toes" bump

Check out the two threads mentioned at the bottom of the post, they are AWESOME!

This is brilliant

Burn it all down.

That's a wrap! Best of luck to everyone

oooooooohhhh, we're halfway there... WOOOOAAAAAHHH! BUMPIN' ON A PRAYER

Our Sonar Discovery automatically grabbed a bunch of nodes using WMI, and now two years later I'm realizing that we can't see network traffic to those nodes. Changing to SNMP obliterates everything, which is crazy.

What would be super awesome is a pause button in a top corner of a detail/summary page. Un-pausing would simply start the refresh timer from where you stopped it. Or maybe automatically refresh the page?

As soon as it hits GA, I would say yes @"tony.johnson" 

You are correct. Manually added nodes don't have a value in this field

I agree! In my mind, the second half of my post is a better solution. I've mentioned it to the UX team a few times, I hope they understood what I was getting at

Hate to play devil's advocate, but this set of features does not work for every model of ASA. I'm working closely with support and Chris to get it sorted, but just an FYI in case you're running the 5512-X, 5516-X, or ASASM.