Hi @Francis DOUNGA ,  Thank you for your idea proposal. I would invite you to reformulate it according to the guidelines you can find here. This would help the Product Manager Team to better evaluate your proposal. Thanks for your understanding

Hi,

The idea I submit is for any Centreon user
The problem encountered is when there is a downtime cancellation, for some reason, we would like to be able to trace who performed the action especially if it was a downtime that should not be removed
Same thing for a service or an acknowledged host, it is necessary to know who added and deleted.
The advantage is to add more monitoring for an admin on who does what because we have already found ourselves in a situation where we do not know who performed the action which for certain productions can be critical

Hi,

I wasn’t aware of this post in The Watch, so I opened an issue for feature request in the Github repo (centreon/centreon) : https://github.com/centreon/centreon/issues/12039

I voted for it here. This feature really is missing.
 

Hi @Stéphane, Thank you for taking the time to vote 

If you have other product improvement ideas, this is the place to submit them and our team of product managers will review them and provide feedback.

Please feel free to browse the list of proposed ideas to participate in the voting  

Cheers, 

Hi @Fabrix, Thank you for your automatic response…

I still don’t understand the purpose of “The Watch”, there is already a Centreon website (centreon.com), and feature requests could already be submitted via Github.

The Watch induces costs and just scatters the community. Good products make great communities. Not money and buzz. Imho.

 @Stéphane, 

centreon.com is our corporate website and The Watch is the online community platform of Centreon. Our goal with this platform is to gather here all Centreon users in the world, open source or commercial edition. You will be able to stay in touch, network, learn and share your knowledge about Centreon. 

Here is The Watch in a few key points:

• The forum, to interact with other users like you

• The knowledge base, to learn more about Centreon and its features

• The “Ideas” module, to share with us ideas for improving the product 

• The events, physical or digital, in which Centreon participates all around the world

• Different thematic groups that you can join, for example to test our beta version

• And our Product Updates page, to get informed on the latest updates available. Don't forget to click on the subscribe button to receive notifications of new updates. 

Cheers,