- Release Notes
- WHD 12.8.5 Hotfix 1 release notes
- WHD 12.8.5 release notes
- WHD 12.8.4 release notes
- WHD 12.8.3 Hotfix 3 release notes
- WHD 12.8.3 release notes
- WHD 12.8.2 release notes
- WHD 12.8.1.824 release notes
- WHD 12.8.1 release notes
- WHD 12.8.0 Release Notes
- WHD 12.7.13 Release Notes
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- WHD 12.7.11 Release Notes
- WHD 12.7.10 Release Notes
- WHD 12.7.9 Release Notes
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- WHD 12.7.5 Release Notes
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- WHD 12.7.2 Release Notes
- WHD 12.7.1 Release Notes
- WHD 12.6 Release Notes
- WHD 12.5.2 release notes
- WHD 12.5.1 Release Notes
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- WHD 12.4.2 Release Notes
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- Install or Upgrade
- WHD Installation and Upgrade Guide
- Introduction
- Plan for a production deployment
- Install WHD
- Uninstall WHD
- Upgrade WHD
- Prepare for the upgrade
- Determine the upgrade path to the latest WHD version
- Upgrade gotchas you should review
- Prepare your WHD environment to upgrade
- Upgrade WHD to the latest version
- Upgrade the PostgreSQL database in an existing deployment
- Restore the PostgreSQL database on a new server
- Check your WHD system after the upgrade
- Troubleshoot the WHD upgrade
- Get help after you install WHD
- Get Started
- WHD Getting Started Guide
- Introduction
- Create client accounts
- Create tech accounts and define the tech permissions
- Create tech groups and request types
- Configure ticket options
- Configure incoming and outgoing email accounts
- About incoming and outgoing email accounts
- Configure an outgoing email account
- Configure an incoming email account
- Configure an incoming email account for Gmail
- Configure an incoming email account for Microsoft 365
- Configure an outgoing email account for Microsoft 365
- Configure the email connection timeout setting
- Set up ticket creation by email
- Set up asset management
- Configure ticket types
- Train the techs
- Train the clients
- Beyond getting started with WHD
- Additional resources
- Administer
- WHD Administrator Guide
- Introduction
- Set up the application
- Setup overview
- Verify the TLS version on your WHD server
- Secure your Web Help Desk deployment
- Migrate Web Help Desk to a new server
- Configure the general settings
- Prepare the Web Help Desk database
- Set up your email accounts
- Configure an outgoing email account
- Configure an incoming email account
- Set up incoming email accounts
- Access a Microsoft 365 email account on a GCC High/Azure Government tenant
- Configure an incoming email account for Gmail
- Configure an incoming email account for Microsoft 365
- Configure an outgoing email account for Microsoft 365
- Configure the email connection timeout setting
- Apply your email templates
- Apply your tags in email and canned response templates
- Set up your tickets
- Define your techs
- Define the ticket routing processes
- Define the approval processes
- Enter and search for a location
- Define clients
- Define assets
- Define parts and billing
- Set up the dashboard
- Add a custom logo
- Start and stop Web Help Desk Services
- Enable FIPS 140-2 compliant cryptography
- Configure and manage user authentication
- Deploy SSO with SAML using AD FS
- Deploy SSO with CAS 2.0
- Enable HTTPS
- Manage keys and certificates in Web Help Desk
- Use a default keypair alias and password
- Add certificate chains
- Replace a self-signed certificate with a CA certificate
- Generate a new certificate using Porteclé
- Add a CA to the embedded Java CA cert keystore
- Import an existing certificate
- Export a certificate and private key
- Certificate troubleshooting tips
- Manage clients
- Manage tickets
- Ticket flow
- Create a ticket
- Create a quick ticket
- Configure ticket status types
- Configure ticket details
- Set up a ticket email alert
- Create a ticket checklist
- Print a list of tickets
- View and customize the ticket queue
- Search for a Web Help Desk ticket
- Perform actions on multiple tickets
- Update and resolve tickets
- Merge duplicate tickets
- Move tickets to another tech account
- Reassign tickets to a new employee
- Permanently delete a ticket
- See count of attached assets on tickets
- Create parent/child service relationships
- Automate ticket workflows
- Manage assets
- Import and export data
- Create and edit reports
- Set up parts and billing
- Manage client feedback
- SolarWinds Platform alert integration
- Configure Orion-to-Web Help Desk ticketing
- Integrate Web Help Desk with Dameware MRC
- Knowledge-centered support
- Customize your deployment
- Frequently Asked Questions
Configure tech access to Dameware MRC
After you launch Dameware MRC and configure the integration on the tech computer systems, open Web Help Desk and configure access for each tech who needs Dameware MRC access.
- Click Setup and select Techs > Techs.
- In the Tech Name column, click the tech that requires Dameware MRC access.
- In the Account Info tab, click
to enter edit mode.
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Scroll down to Asset Setup and select the Enable Dameware Links check box.
- Click Save.
- Repeat step 3 through step 5 for each additional tech who needs access.