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  • 1.  Choose DNS servers for Airwave Clarity to display

    Posted Dec 09, 2020 03:00 PM
    I discovered for the first time today, a section of airwave somewhere under Home-->Clarity where it gave me a list of all of the dns servers it had seen and allowed me to choose on or off for each.  I was assuming that was on or off as far as being counted in the stats of resolution time and failures.  It seemed like a good idea to me and I was happy to discover it because in the past I've disliked noticing that clients on our registration network that happen to have a hard coded dns server in their network settings  log failures in there, so setting the stats to only include servers I have some control over would keep the errors I can't control from making the average stats worse.

    I clicked no or yes on half of the list and then decided I should probably save rather than chance something timing out or refreshing and undoing all of my selections, so I did that.  After that I cannot find my way back to this screen.  Can anyone point me to it?

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    Adam Forsyth
    Director of Network and Systems
    Information Technology Services
    P 563.387.1402 E forsytad@luther.edu
    W http://www.luther.edu


  • 2.  RE: Choose DNS servers for Airwave Clarity to display

    Posted Dec 10, 2020 04:30 AM
    I think what you are looking for is under the Filter icon:

    You will get into this screen:


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    Herman Robers
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  • 3.  RE: Choose DNS servers for Airwave Clarity to display

    Posted Dec 10, 2020 09:29 AM
    Yes, now that you point it out, that seems obvious, but yesterday when I was looking for it, it never crossed my mind that what I was looking for would be called filtering.  Thanks.

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    Adam Forsyth
    Director of Network and Systems
    Information Technology Services
    P 563.387.1402 E forsytad@luther.edu
    W http://www.luther.edu



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