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igorsan
6 years agoNew Member
Since Power BI does not allow visibility into details of installed gateways within my network/domain, we are exploring the idea of using Splunk Enterprise to tell us which workstations have any gateways installed. It's a backwards way to gain visibility but that might be an option. Contact me internally if you have any updates on this.
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