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Store connection meta data permanently
tx.fz,
User (Posts: 5)
Feb 19, 2020 2:39:22 am EST
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Hi,
Indeed, I am refering to the columns in the viewer. I'm not sure how this all works, but essentially the reason I'm posting this is that I'm noticing that only very few of our connections have any data on these fields. I'm now realising that this data is only stored on in the viewer, and not synced to everyone using our server? If so, that would be what my request is.
Indeed, I am refering to the columns in the viewer. I'm not sure how this all works, but essentially the reason I'm posting this is that I'm noticing that only very few of our connections have any data on these fields. I'm now realising that this data is only stored on in the viewer, and not synced to everyone using our server? If so, that would be what my request is.
Interuptions after editing connections
tx.fz,
User (Posts: 5)
Feb 18, 2020 5:29:58 am EST
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Hi,
Every time we make some change in the viewer, such as creating a folder, renaming a connection or folder or moving a connection between folders, a few seconds later it's like the interface resets. Scroll bars reset, renaming gets cancelled. This is very disruptive, and sometimes detrimental. Once while renaming a connection, I ended up deleting it due to the renaming prompt suddenly getting cancelled while I was pressing Delete.
Every time we make some change in the viewer, such as creating a folder, renaming a connection or folder or moving a connection between folders, a few seconds later it's like the interface resets. Scroll bars reset, renaming gets cancelled. This is very disruptive, and sometimes detrimental. Once while renaming a connection, I ended up deleting it due to the renaming prompt suddenly getting cancelled while I was pressing Delete.
Last IP?
tx.fz,
User (Posts: 5)
Feb 18, 2020 4:55:11 am EST
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Hi,
I'm confused as to what the Last IP field in the Viewer refers to. We use a self hosted server. As far as I can tell, all IPs in this field that I can see is either the WAN address on the network our self hosted server is running on, (for connections outside of our network) or a private IP address, possibly within our own LAN.
I would expect it to always either display the local IP address of the interface on the client used to connect to our self hosted server, or the Internet address from which our self hosted server receive the connection. Maybe both fields could exist.
I'm confused as to what the Last IP field in the Viewer refers to. We use a self hosted server. As far as I can tell, all IPs in this field that I can see is either the WAN address on the network our self hosted server is running on, (for connections outside of our network) or a private IP address, possibly within our own LAN.
I would expect it to always either display the local IP address of the interface on the client used to connect to our self hosted server, or the Internet address from which our self hosted server receive the connection. Maybe both fields could exist.
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tx.fz,
User (Posts: 5)
Feb 18, 2020 4:25:53 am EST
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Would love to see these additional columns per connection in the viewer.
Store connection meta data permanently
tx.fz,
User (Posts: 5)
Feb 18, 2020 4:23:06 am EST
Support level: Free or trial
Hi,
We're using a self hosted server with a large number of connections. There are several useful connection fields that get filled in upon establishing a connection, such as User, Version and Last IP. That data does not seem to be persistent, however, mostly defeating the purpose. Would be great if the server could store all of this permanently.
We're using a self hosted server with a large number of connections. There are several useful connection fields that get filled in upon establishing a connection, such as User, Version and Last IP. That data does not seem to be persistent, however, mostly defeating the purpose. Would be great if the server could store all of this permanently.