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rschroeder wrote: Finally, if one WAN technology temporarily is down, I-WAN automatically reroutes traffic per your rules to the other available links that are still up. This isn't really new. You can now have backup solutions for your links. But what they fail to mention is that you still pay for this extra redundancy.…
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Yup I thought the same thing.
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I just answered all 5 without reading the comments and got them all right. It ain't that hard and besides if you get one wrong, big deal! There are more important things in life than getting a question wrong in a free quiz.
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Done.
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These were both shockers! But I do remember John Stamos having a remote alarm on his guitar case that sounded like a car alarm and even had the blinkers flash.
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Agreed, communication and team work is the key. Without them, decisions are made which aren't necessarily the "best".
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I must concur. I might do some great stuff which really saves the company but yet when it comes to awards time, there's never an IT award for roles like this. Only customer facing roles may get recognition for what they do even though my work in the background is what allows them to do their role. But I still enjoy the…
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I feel like I know what's on my network. I back up all my configs each week and I use RTCD. So I should have the last correct config in NCM. I get a report each week after all the configs are downloaded so I can see which devices failed. But if changes are made on devices that don't log a syslog for it, then changes could…
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Wow, it kinda looks the same but different. At first sight, it all looks very slick. It will take some getting used to but I'm sure it's all for the better. Congrats on making this happen, it sounds like it was a mammoth task (looks like it too!) Well done to all involved. I'm looking forward to finding my way around the…
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This is great to read. Ever since I started using Solarwinds, I have found it so simple to use and that it can do loads of things. I'm glad Solarwinds is not like other companies. As mentioned, it's what makes Solarwinds. Well done.
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This is a good easy read. Whilst we can already do redundancy, this brings about some little niceties.
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I'd definitely wear one! But unfortunately I don't own any of them. I do have a couple of other Solarwinds shirts. Does that count?
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Shame she lost out.
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I'm happy to be a winner for a change
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This mission is totally groovy baby!
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Been away on holidays and I'm just catching up to all the questions. Cool prizes! Hopefully one day I'll be eligible to win one
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Nice video!! Love it.
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Nicely written, totally agree with what you've said.
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That was a good read and a good outcome.
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This looks like an upgrade well worth doing! Thanks for the hard work!
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@"sturdyerde" let us know what happens
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I haven't had any issues with the spamming software. I mustn't write any controversial I'll have to start
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No you don't need to remove the old ones. They get automatically removed when you add in the HCO license.
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I use this to display it in days, hours and minutes Node was down for ${SQL:Select '${N=Alerting;M=Downtime}'/1440} Days ${SQL: Select '${N=Alerting;M=Downtime}'%1440/60} Hours ${SQL: Select '${N=Alerting;M=Downtime}'%1440%60;} Minutes
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Compliance report will do what you are looking for. It's all configured in the Rules section.
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Sounds like a bug. There's a new version out so you could try that or log a support ticket.
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Unfortunately I don't know. I only know of restoring the whole thing onto a test bed and grab the map you need.
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I've just added this widget to my UPS view and I can see all the values. Try updating the IOS version on the UPS network card
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Unfortunately it is gone and only recoverable from a backup. They would've got a warning that they are about to delete a map and that it will be removed from any widgets displaying it.
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I'm happy to be involved. I've only just switched to self-hosted and was just using the free Log Viewer up until now.
