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Re: Post moderation
@Stuart Weenig as I mentioned in PM, this is not an LM Moderation issue, it is a platform limitation issue, that I have reported to the vendor. The issues stems from our use of code snippets in posts, which for our Community is an issue. While this does happen, it is rare, but please know that LM is NOT moderating posts prior to submission. You mention LM is not moderating posts prior to submission, what about post submission?2Views1like0Comments- 2Views1like0Comments
Re: June LM Community Coding Challenge!
Here is a simple python version - it still needs more work but I don’t have time to review all of the NOAA and Google API documentation for location tracking in order to determine how to parse the received data from those services. This example parses json data but it could be received in csv format. If anyone knows the format that Google API and NOAA uses I could update further. import requests import json # Function to retrieve hurricane data from noaa.gov def get_hurricane_data(): url = "https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/gis/forecast/archive/latest_wsp_5day_latest.zip" try: response = requests.get(url) # Process the response and extract data # Return the extracted hurricane data return hurricane_data # Function to display severity warnings def display_severity_warnings(hurricane_data): # Extract the relevant severity information from hurricane_data print("----- Severity Warnings -----") print("Hurricane:", hurricane_data["name"]) print("Severity Level:", hurricane_data["severity"]) print("Warning Message: ") if hurricane_data["severity"] == "Category 1": print("This hurricane is categorized as a Category 1 storm.") elif hurricane_data["severity"] == "Category 2": print("This hurricane is categorized as a Category 2 storm.") elif hurricane_data["severity"] == "Category 3": print("This hurricane is categorized as a Category 3 storm.") elif hurricane_data["severity"] == "Category 4": print("This hurricane is categorized as a Category 4 storm.") elif hurricane_data["severity"] == "Category 5": print("This hurricane is categorized as a Category 5 storm.") print("-----------------------------") # Google Maps location tracking def track_location(): # code to track the user's location using Google Maps API. print("----- Location Tracking -----") print("Tracking user's location on Google Maps...") # tracking code here print("Location tracked successfully.") print("-----------------------------") # Main script execution if __name__ == "__main__": # Step 1: Retrieve hurricane data hurricane_data = get_hurricane_data() # Step 2: Display severity warnings display_severity_warnings(hurricane_data) # Step 3: Track user's location track_location()0Views13likes0CommentsRe: Is anyone else getting issues creating Bandwidth Reports on Switches?
Hi @Jordan-Eil , I just ran this report in our environment and used a device group that had about 8 switches and it pulled every single interface for all switches in the group and reported it in the csv export. Sorry not sure why you’re getting that error because I haven’t experienced it but I at least verified this is most likely not a wide spread issue with LM/Envision.64Views0likes0CommentsRe: LM Envision
I still prefer the older color scheme tho. It feels more polished vs free open source product someone found on Sourceforge. My main concern with the color (specifically on the left nav) is that it be applied throughout the whole interface… as soon as I click on resources right now, I’m back to gray… even if the other product UI pieces aren’t done being developed, it would make it feel more cohesive. I agree, this confuses the hell out of new users that I try to get up to speed too.1View0likes0CommentsRe: Linux dashboard question
Yeah, all of your replies to this post are excellent and valid, thank you so much. Yes, I can accomplish what I want by adding "Custom Graph" widget to my dashboard, instead of "Table" widget. That allows me to define custom tokens with names of my Linux servers depending on the method of data collection and then select different DSs and different Datapoints in my Custom Graph definition. Then the Top 10 servers display works, as intended. Heck I can even throw in a Windows server in there, it still works. Yes, it's a PITA since now I am looking at creating the dashboard from the scratch instead of using the one for Linux ssh devices. Plus, I cannot use the fancy "Show color bars" and "Enable Alert Forecasting" features of Table widget. Oh well. Yes, Stuart, the feature request for "metric families" would be an ideal and welcome feature for these type of dashboards.... Alas, I don't think it's a trivial feature to add, therefore we will not see it anytime soon, and I need to get this done today. But thank you! This is your best option, glad to hear you got it configured and working. At least you have the custom table to clone going forward for any other multi-datapoint tables you may need going forward! ~Logan3Views1like0Comments