PI Vision administrators should be able to see who is actively connected to PI Vision, similar to the way Network Manager Statistics in SMT shows all active connections to the PI Data Archive.

Like in PI ProcessBook you could use the Preferences section to set the default configuration options, you need a way to set it in PI Coresight.

Maybe that could be part of the Administration page. There is a need to have the ability to set the default Trend symbol trace colors, default coloring of other symbols, default time bar time ranges (we should have the ability to define what choices we want to see as a company in the time bar selector), etc.

As a display creator or PI Vision administrator, I would like to be able to set the tag and/or Event Frame update rate on a display-by-display basis.

As a PI administrator I want to be able to make announcements to the users on the PI Vision start page from time to time.

Examples of announcements is planned upgrade dates and times, information about new features, problems with data capture from interfaces, etc.

A suitable place for these announcements could be the lower left corner of the start page.

As an administrator of PI Vision, I would like built in capabilities to automate monitoring the health of my PI Vision server similar to the  capcabilities of the UniInt Health Points from PI Interfaces.

Deleting a folder of PI VISION displays is too easy.
An admin can delete a folder with all it's contents (displays) with only 2 clicks... (delete > Acknowledge deletion).

It would be really helpful if PI Vision could have a "recycle bin" functionality such that if someone accidentally deletes a display (or a folder of displays) it would be easy to recover such displays\folders from a recycle bin instead of having to restore all PI VISION database from a backup...

Timings for display load should be able to be tracked and broken down to time spent on:

-client
-application server (data retrieval, etc)
-database

Note: This was previously Enhancement 106537.

As a PI Vision Admin, I'd like to be able to report on the displays shared with a specific identity.

I would like to be able to monitor the current number of users using PI Coresight (and from what device--mobile or desktop) and have historical concurrent-user-counts reports/trends.

The PI Vision Display Utility allows modifying the PI or AF Server/Database when copying displays from on PI Vision server to another, but it does not support modifying PI tag names.

We are syncing tags between environments and using prefixes to denote the environment. The PI Vision Display Utility does not support this scenario currently, since both the point ID and the tag name are different in the other environment, the tags cannot be resolved after displays are copied.

As PI Vision admin reports are read-only - could those reports be made directly visible by non-admins - perhaps with a URL call ? So that power users / non-admin users can see the user and display usage reports?

Starting with 2016 R2 data from displays can be exported to a file. It could be useful to be able to toggle this functionality so that an administrator could configure whether display data could be exported to file.

While it is useful that AF Identifies can be granted edit permissions on PI Vision displays, doing so one display at a time is not scalable. There should be a way to set defaults for new displays, or a scripted way to assign permissions to displays in bulk.

As a PI Vision admin, I would like to be able to remove graphics/images from the graphic symbol library so that I can ensure that display creators are only using approved graphics in order to standardize the look of displays.

PI System owners need to ensure that their deployed systems both meet internal IT policies regarding recommended OS and other component recommended and critical patches, and that their PI applications are not adversely affected by these patches.

A testing methodology similar to what PI AF employs which is currently to automatically monthly test all critical and recommended patches against the currently released application version.

We are using a number of databases through our business. However, only ONE of these is for open, internal access; the remainder are for bespoke works that only a few people require access to.

Hence, rather than restricting user access individually to a given database, would it be possible to :
a) blanket restriction to all, then select individuals who CAN have access AND
b) enable access/restriction (ideally both available options) in bulk (eg select-all)