We use LogicMonitor dashboards on always-on screens in our offices (NOC / wallboard style) to show network and site health. The biggest issue we keep running into is that dashboards are locked behind SSO, which makes this use case really fragile. The screens run on domain-joined PCs, so when Windows updates or reboots happen, the SSO session expires, the page reloads, and the dashboard or playlist often stops. Then someone has to log back in and restart everything manually. For unattended displays, tying dashboards to an interactive SSO user just doesn’t work well. It would be hugely helpful if there were a way to expose specific dashboards in a secure, read-only way without a full login — something like token-based access, a service account, IP-restricted links, or explicitly enabled public URLs. That would let dashboards run continuously without breaking every time auth refreshes, while still keeping things locked down. Curious if others are dealing with the same thing.
David Bond