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Just general health on Network Gear including serial/tag numbers and that kind of info Thanks Tony

We manage our View VDI environment and vSphere Server environment completely different. Different thresholds, some alerts disabled and alerts going to different groups so at the time it was easier to just have 2 environments Thanks Tony

The link is not working to sign-up for the Beta Thanks Tony

We have several applications that have dependencies on other applications. What we are looking for is that the group ABC has its critical components such as nodes, applications, transactions and then also has group DEF in it which is an application that it depends on but would not be critical just degraded if it is down.…

That is exactly what I did but that is a little lame of a workaround. Would be nice to have a scheduler Thanks Tony

How can I get the Beta? Thanks Tony

Cool thanks Tony

Ok then the suggestion should be to rename that to monitor by hostname not DHCP Thanks Tony

Yes I found it after I posted Thanks Tony Sent from my iPhone

We use ServiceNow for tickets Thanks Tony

we would love to see the ability to run as a Domain Account without having to hack config files

It would probably be all reports. I know 2 off hand the orphaned files to be able to exclude certain files or machines and also the Snapshot report to be able to exclude any machine that start with a particular naming convention. We have a VDI environment and don't need to know those machines have snapshots on them. I am…

Ok thanks Chris. Support told me that if I create a new account and grant that account access to everything except the folder with the machines we don’t want to monitor that would work Tony

Not that I am aware of Thanks Tony

Would it be possible to share an example? Thanks Tony

Anything planned? I think this would be a valuable feature Thanks Tony

I would like the same. Putting in a feature request for this thanks Tony

I am looking for something similar. I would like to only Monitor our D drives in our VDI environment. Tony