I have noticed that there seems to be a GUI display difference between different timezones.
On our server it looks like this:
However in the docs it looks like this:
Look at the start of the week: On our server it starts with Monday and in the docs it starts with Sunday.
The thing is if I set it on our server corresponding to our GUI then it does not work correctly: The times I set for "Monday" where actually for "Sunday". The times I set for "Friday" are then in turn actually for "Thursday".
This morning I had an angry call because Veeam filled up our internet.
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Re: Network Traffic Throttling: GUI display issue
Hi Steve
I take a deeper look in my lab and I cannot see the same behavior:
1) Change the first day of a week to Monday to have the same UI with Monday in the first line
2) Logged off of my account
3) Logged in with my account
4) Changed Network Traffic rules to not block traffic on a Friday, but any other day.
--> My traffic is not blocked today.
5) Changed Network Traffic rules to block traffic only on a Friday.
--> My Traffic is blocked today.
Can you please open a support case and provide me with the case number?
Thank you very much.
Fabian
I take a deeper look in my lab and I cannot see the same behavior:
1) Change the first day of a week to Monday to have the same UI with Monday in the first line
2) Logged off of my account
3) Logged in with my account
4) Changed Network Traffic rules to not block traffic on a Friday, but any other day.
--> My traffic is not blocked today.
5) Changed Network Traffic rules to block traffic only on a Friday.
--> My Traffic is blocked today.
Can you please open a support case and provide me with the case number?
Thank you very much.
Fabian
Product Management Analyst @ Veeam Software
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Re: Network Traffic Throttling: GUI display issue
Interesting. Thank you for taking your time to verify this.
On my end I had to set the traffic rules to block traffic on Saturday to clear up the internet line. As soon as the rule was adjusted to include Saturday the traffic was throttled correctly.
I'l create the ticket in the next minutes and update the post here.
On my end I had to set the traffic rules to block traffic on Saturday to clear up the internet line. As soon as the rule was adjusted to include Saturday the traffic was throttled correctly.
I'l create the ticket in the next minutes and update the post here.
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Re: Network Traffic Throttling: GUI display issue
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